Definition of scuba diving in English:

scuba diving

nounˈskuːbə dʌɪvɪŋ

mass noun

The sport or activity of swimming underwater using a scuba.
scuba-diving is available locally
as modifier scuba-diving courses
Example sentencesExamples
- Fearful of succumbing to temptation, I virtuously drew down my severance pay and booked a scuba-diving trip to Cozumel, Mexico, which is famous for its endless reefs and majestic spotted eagle rays.
- Just don't plan any scuba-diving expeditions soon after.
- Mark Thompson's sets and costumes are serviceable, with perhaps a few too many scuba-diving suits.
- The perils of scuba-diving and sunbathing receive attention.
- Equally the underwater scuba-diving sequence was cool - but pretty unnecessary to the storyline - such as it was.
- Larger yachts and sportfishing boats can be chartered for daylong fishing or scuba-diving trips.
- Add in a full tailgate with an opening rear window, and you have the ideal vehicle for taking to the furniture store or transporting all of your scuba-diving gear.
- This 27-year-old British-born former model and scuba-diving instructor stumbled across a colony of almost 100 squatters living in shacks next to passing trains and vermin.
- If you are both into scuba-diving, why not have your ceremony at a beautiful resort overlooking the ocean?
- ‘I thought you went right from scuba-diving to cowboys,’ Leslie drawled.

Derivatives

scuba-dive

verbˈskuːbədʌɪvˈskubəˌdaɪv

[no object]

Swim underwater using scuba-diving equipment.
visitors can learn to scuba-dive in the Marine Reserve
Example sentencesExamples
- Day at leisure, a chance to take a private trip, perhaps to admire Barbadian skill at cricket, to fish, or to snorkel or scuba-dive.
- Offsite, kayak through a mangrove swamp, hike, bike, horseback ride, swim with dolphins, scuba-dive among shipwrecks and reefs, and tour caves.
- When the videos of Blackadder started selling, I learnt to scuba-dive and would go diving a couple of times a year.

scuba diver

noun

A person who swims underwater using scuba-diving equipment.
an avid snorkeller and scuba diver, he has loved nature from an early age
Example sentencesExamples
- Manatees normally avoid scuba-divers and their bubbles but are merely curious about snorkellers, so the tube is the best way to travel.
- The remains of the mother of three lay undiscovered for 21 years before being found by chance by amateur scuba-divers in 1997.
- The agency has received up to 70 reports a day from scuba-divers, fishermen, museums and antique dealers who were worried they had undeclared items for sale.

Definition of scuba diving in US English:

scuba diving

nounˈsko͞obə dīviNG

The sport or activity of swimming underwater using scuba gear.
scuba-diving is available locally
as modifier scuba-diving courses
Example sentencesExamples
- Larger yachts and sportfishing boats can be chartered for daylong fishing or scuba-diving trips.
- Fearful of succumbing to temptation, I virtuously drew down my severance pay and booked a scuba-diving trip to Cozumel, Mexico, which is famous for its endless reefs and majestic spotted eagle rays.
- If you are both into scuba-diving, why not have your ceremony at a beautiful resort overlooking the ocean?
- Just don't plan any scuba-diving expeditions soon after.
- This 27-year-old British-born former model and scuba-diving instructor stumbled across a colony of almost 100 squatters living in shacks next to passing trains and vermin.
- Add in a full tailgate with an opening rear window, and you have the ideal vehicle for taking to the furniture store or transporting all of your scuba-diving gear.
- Equally the underwater scuba-diving sequence was cool - but pretty unnecessary to the storyline - such as it was.
- Mark Thompson's sets and costumes are serviceable, with perhaps a few too many scuba-diving suits.
- The perils of scuba-diving and sunbathing receive attention.
- ‘I thought you went right from scuba-diving to cowboys,’ Leslie drawled.

单词	scuba diving
释义	Definition of scuba diving in English: scuba diving nounˈskuːbə dʌɪvɪŋ mass noun The sport or activity of swimming underwater using a scuba. scuba-diving is available locally as modifier scuba-diving courses Example sentencesExamples Fearful of succumbing to temptation, I virtuously drew down my severance pay and booked a scuba-diving trip to Cozumel, Mexico, which is famous for its endless reefs and majestic spotted eagle rays. Just don't plan any scuba-diving expeditions soon after. Mark Thompson's sets and costumes are serviceable, with perhaps a few too many scuba-diving suits. The perils of scuba-diving and sunbathing receive attention. Equally the underwater scuba-diving sequence was cool - but pretty unnecessary to the storyline - such as it was. Larger yachts and sportfishing boats can be chartered for daylong fishing or scuba-diving trips. Add in a full tailgate with an opening rear window, and you have the ideal vehicle for taking to the furniture store or transporting all of your scuba-diving gear. This 27-year-old British-born former model and scuba-diving instructor stumbled across a colony of almost 100 squatters living in shacks next to passing trains and vermin. If you are both into scuba-diving, why not have your ceremony at a beautiful resort overlooking the ocean? ‘I thought you went right from scuba-diving to cowboys,’ Leslie drawled. Derivatives scuba-dive verbˈskuːbədʌɪvˈskubəˌdaɪv [no object] Swim underwater using scuba-diving equipment. visitors can learn to scuba-dive in the Marine Reserve Example sentencesExamples Day at leisure, a chance to take a private trip, perhaps to admire Barbadian skill at cricket, to fish, or to snorkel or scuba-dive. Offsite, kayak through a mangrove swamp, hike, bike, horseback ride, swim with dolphins, scuba-dive among shipwrecks and reefs, and tour caves. When the videos of Blackadder started selling, I learnt to scuba-dive and would go diving a couple of times a year. scuba diver noun A person who swims underwater using scuba-diving equipment. an avid snorkeller and scuba diver, he has loved nature from an early age Example sentencesExamples Manatees normally avoid scuba-divers and their bubbles but are merely curious about snorkellers, so the tube is the best way to travel. The remains of the mother of three lay undiscovered for 21 years before being found by chance by amateur scuba-divers in 1997. The agency has received up to 70 reports a day from scuba-divers, fishermen, museums and antique dealers who were worried they had undeclared items for sale. Definition of scuba diving in US English: scuba diving nounˈsko͞obə dīviNG The sport or activity of swimming underwater using scuba gear. scuba-diving is available locally as modifier scuba-diving courses Example sentencesExamples Larger yachts and sportfishing boats can be chartered for daylong fishing or scuba-diving trips. Fearful of succumbing to temptation, I virtuously drew down my severance pay and booked a scuba-diving trip to Cozumel, Mexico, which is famous for its endless reefs and majestic spotted eagle rays. If you are both into scuba-diving, why not have your ceremony at a beautiful resort overlooking the ocean? Just don't plan any scuba-diving expeditions soon after. This 27-year-old British-born former model and scuba-diving instructor stumbled across a colony of almost 100 squatters living in shacks next to passing trains and vermin. Add in a full tailgate with an opening rear window, and you have the ideal vehicle for taking to the furniture store or transporting all of your scuba-diving gear. Equally the underwater scuba-diving sequence was cool - but pretty unnecessary to the storyline - such as it was. Mark Thompson's sets and costumes are serviceable, with perhaps a few too many scuba-diving suits. The perils of scuba-diving and sunbathing receive attention. ‘I thought you went right from scuba-diving to cowboys,’ Leslie drawled.
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