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diving

UK
/ˈdaɪvɪŋ/
US
/ˈdaɪvɪŋ/
diving back
diving down
diving in
diving off
diving out

Translations

divingnoun
plongeonSport
She won a gold medal in diving at the Olympics.
Elle a remporté une médaille d'or en plongeon aux Jeux olympiques.
plongéeActivité sous-marine
Diving in the coral reefs was an unforgettable experience.
La plongée dans les récifs coralliens a été une expérience inoubliable.
Synonyms
plunging
submersion
descend
scuba diving
free diving
snorkeling
divingadjective
more diving
Comp.
most diving
Super.
UK
/ˈdaɪ.vɪŋ/
US
/ˈdaɪ.vɪŋ/
de plongéeEmploi attributif, surtout pour l'activité sous-marine
She wore a diving suit to explore the coral reefs.
Elle portait une combinaison de plongée pour explorer les récifs coralliens.
Additional translations
plongeantPour un mouvement rapide vers le bas; souvent avec des animaux ou des trajectoires
Synonyms
underwater
undersea
submerged
subaqueous
aquatic
plunging
immersing
submersible
diveverb

diving

Gerund

dived
Past Simple
dived
Past Participle
diving
Gerund
UK
/daɪv/
US
/daɪv/
She decided to dive into the pool to cool off.
Elle a décidé de plonger dans la piscine pour se rafraîchir.
plongerSport, plongée sous-marine
He loves to dive competitively and has won several medals.
Il adore plonger en compétition et a remporté plusieurs médailles.
The stock prices began to dive after the company's poor earnings report.
Les cours des actions ont commencé à chuter après le mauvais rapport sur les résultats de l'entreprise.
Additional translations
piquerAviation
se jeterAvec un complément de direction
Synonyms
plunge
submerge
descend
drop
sink
jump
leap
fall
Antonyms
ascend
rise

Definitions

divingnoun
The sport or activity of jumping or falling into water from a platform or springboard, often while performing acrobatics.
She won a gold medal in diving at the Olympics.
The act of exploring underwater environments, typically using scuba gear.
Diving in the coral reefs was an unforgettable experience.
divingadjective
Relating to or used in the activity of diving, especially underwater.
She wore a diving suit to explore the coral reefs.
Moving quickly or suddenly downward or forward.
The diving bird caught its prey with precision.
diveverb
To plunge headfirst into water.
She decided to dive into the pool to cool off.
To descend quickly, often in a controlled manner, such as an aircraft or bird.
The plane began to dive rapidly to avoid the storm.
To engage in the sport of diving, which involves jumping into water with acrobatic movements.
He loves to dive competitively and has won several medals.
To move quickly or suddenly in a particular direction.
He had to dive out of the way to avoid the oncoming car.
To drop sharply in value or amount.
The stock prices began to dive after the company's poor earnings report.
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