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Definition of frogman in English: frogmannounPlural frogmen ˈfrɒɡmən A person who swims under water wearing a rubber suit, flippers, and an oxygen supply. 蛙人 an experienced police frogman Example sentencesExamples - Police boats and frogmen were patrolling the harbour, and a no-fly zone was declared over the venue and a hotel where the Chinese president is staying during his 24-hour visit.
- Among the more unusual responses, one boy said he wanted to be a frogman and another wanted to be a building contractor, to make money.
- And teams of frogmen are inspecting every vessel allowed into the harbour.
- The navy profited from the indifferent performance of the Italian navy, though Italian frogmen performed some notable feats of courage.
- The islet is a training base for Chinese military frogmen.
- The popular image of SEALs is as frogmen, stealthy Navy commandos who operate from the sea.
- Sniffer dogs and police frogmen scoured areas around the Hong Kong Convention Center, the venue for today's celebrations, and police sealed part of the area along the famous Victoria Harbour.
- Today a police spokesman said frogmen who had recovered the body and conducted an underwater search for clues, had finished their work, with the remainder of the search taking place on land.
- He's also a qualified frogman, a Cobra helicopter attack pilot and a free-fall parachutist.
- The leatherback frogmen of the NYPD Scuba Squad patrol a hellish world beyond noir, where body parts abound, the water's filthy, and mob victims wear concrete shoes.
- Beck enlisted in 1963 and served as a frogman and Navy intelligence officer in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos during the Vietnam War.
- The disappearance sparked a huge search involving police frogmen and dog section, and a helicopter from West Yorkshire Police.
- He'd obviously got it into his head that ‘dress to thrill ‘had something to do with James Bond and was therefore stepping out of his car, with a rather pleased expression on his face, in a full frogman's outfit.
- Panerai first made wristwatches in 1938 for the Italian navy's frogmen commandos.
- Back in those days, technology wasn't what it is now, so they put a frogman beneath me in my lane.
- You're seen shots of guards and soldiers, and gunboats and frogmen patrolling the harbors.
- A desperate police search, involving underwater frogmen and mounted police officers, was launched but no trace of the teenager was found until his body finally surfaced 12 days later, close to the spot where he fell in.
- They're sending frogmen into the lake to look for the attack weapon.
- Civilian frogmen from Furness began a search almost immediately and a salvage team was called from Barrow.
- Their sleek build enabled them to sail under large vessels so that frogmen could plant limpet mines on their hulls.
Definition of frogman in US English: frogmannoun A person who swims underwater wearing a rubber suit, flippers, and an oxygen supply. 蛙人 an experienced police frogman Example sentencesExamples - Sniffer dogs and police frogmen scoured areas around the Hong Kong Convention Center, the venue for today's celebrations, and police sealed part of the area along the famous Victoria Harbour.
- The navy profited from the indifferent performance of the Italian navy, though Italian frogmen performed some notable feats of courage.
- He's also a qualified frogman, a Cobra helicopter attack pilot and a free-fall parachutist.
- The popular image of SEALs is as frogmen, stealthy Navy commandos who operate from the sea.
- Beck enlisted in 1963 and served as a frogman and Navy intelligence officer in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos during the Vietnam War.
- Back in those days, technology wasn't what it is now, so they put a frogman beneath me in my lane.
- Among the more unusual responses, one boy said he wanted to be a frogman and another wanted to be a building contractor, to make money.
- Civilian frogmen from Furness began a search almost immediately and a salvage team was called from Barrow.
- They're sending frogmen into the lake to look for the attack weapon.
- The islet is a training base for Chinese military frogmen.
- Panerai first made wristwatches in 1938 for the Italian navy's frogmen commandos.
- Their sleek build enabled them to sail under large vessels so that frogmen could plant limpet mines on their hulls.
- You're seen shots of guards and soldiers, and gunboats and frogmen patrolling the harbors.
- The disappearance sparked a huge search involving police frogmen and dog section, and a helicopter from West Yorkshire Police.
- The leatherback frogmen of the NYPD Scuba Squad patrol a hellish world beyond noir, where body parts abound, the water's filthy, and mob victims wear concrete shoes.
- He'd obviously got it into his head that ‘dress to thrill ‘had something to do with James Bond and was therefore stepping out of his car, with a rather pleased expression on his face, in a full frogman's outfit.
- Today a police spokesman said frogmen who had recovered the body and conducted an underwater search for clues, had finished their work, with the remainder of the search taking place on land.
- Police boats and frogmen were patrolling the harbour, and a no-fly zone was declared over the venue and a hotel where the Chinese president is staying during his 24-hour visit.
- And teams of frogmen are inspecting every vessel allowed into the harbour.
- A desperate police search, involving underwater frogmen and mounted police officers, was launched but no trace of the teenager was found until his body finally surfaced 12 days later, close to the spot where he fell in.
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