dive

I

n.

1) to make a dive

2) a swallow (BE), swan (AE) dive

3) a back; headfirst; high dive

4) a crash dive (of a submarine)

5) a power dive (of a plane)

6) a dive for (they made a dive for the ditch)

7) a dive from; into

8) (misc.) (colloq.) to take a dive ('to lose a contest deliberately')

II

v.

1) to dive headfirst

2) (D; intr.) to dive from; into (she dived into the pool from the high diving board)

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[daɪv]

headfirst

high dive

swan (AE) dive

into (she dived into the pool from the high diving board)

(D;intr.) to divefrom

a back

a dive from

to make a dive

to diveheadfirst

(misc.) (colloq.) to take a dive ('to lose a contest deliberately')

a swallow (BE)

a power dive (of a plane)

a crash dive (of a submarine)

a dive for (they made a dive for the ditch)