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dive1

dived, dived (US tb dove, dove) /daɪv/ [diving]

Translation

v [i]
zambullirse
The children dived into the swimming pool
Los niños se zambulleron en la piscina
tirarse de cabeza
sumergirse
bucear
They dived for several hours
Bucearon durante varias horas
(un avión, un pájaro)
caer en picado
(en deportes)
tirarse en plancha
The footballer dived to head the ball
El futbolista se tiró en plancha para cabecear
(precios)
caer en picado
bajar
They dived for cover when the shooting started
Corrieron a refugiarse cuando empezó el tiroteo
to dive {into/under} sth
meterse {en/debajo de} algo [precipitadamente]
(Definition of dive v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish © Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)

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