diving

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• dīvʹĭng
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• /ˈdaɪ.vɪŋ/
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• rhymes with -aɪvɪŋ
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• CMU ARPABET: D AY1 V IH0 NG Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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By surface analysis, dive + -ing.

62 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Danish: dykkende — that or who dives or dive
• Finnish: sukeltava — that or who dives or dive
• French: plongeant — that or who dives or dive
• French: plongeur — that or who dives or dive
• Bulgarian: гмуркане (gmurkane) — action of the verb "to dive"
• Finnish: sukeltaminen — action of the verb "to dive"
• French: plongeon — action of the verb "to dive"
• Greek: κατάδυση (katádysi) — action of the verb "to dive"
• Latvian: niršana — action of the verb "to dive"
• Russian: ныря́ние (nyrjánije) — action of the verb "to dive"
• Spanish: zambullida — action of the verb "to dive"
• Spanish: zambullidura — action of the verb "to dive"
• Spanish: zambullón — action of the verb "to dive"
• Spanish: zambullimiento — action of the verb "to dive"
• Spanish: zabullida — action of the verb "to dive"
• Spanish: zabullidura — action of the verb "to dive"
• Spanish: zabullimiento — action of the verb "to dive"
• Arabic: غَطس — sport of jumping head first into water
• Bulgarian: скок във вода (skok vǎv voda) — sport of jumping head first into water
• Catalan: salts — sport of jumping head first into water
• Chinese Mandarin: 跳水 (tiàoshuǐ) — sport of jumping head first into water
• Danish: udspring — sport of jumping head first into water
• Finnish: uimahyppy — sport of jumping head first into water
• French: plongeon — sport of jumping head first into water
• German: Wasserspringen — sport of jumping head first into water
• Greek: καταδύσεις (katadýseis) — sport of jumping head first into water
• Hebrew: קפיצה למים — sport of jumping head first into water
• Indonesian: loncat indah — sport of jumping head first into water
• Italian: tuffi — sport of jumping head first into water
• Kazakh: суға секіру (suğa sekıru) — sport of jumping head first into water
• Latvian: daiļlēkšana — sport of jumping head first into water
• Norwegian Bokmål: stuping — sport of jumping head first into water
• Norwegian Nynorsk: stuping — sport of jumping head first into water
• Polish: skoki do wody — sport of jumping head first into water
• Russian: ныря́ние (nyrjánije) — sport of jumping head first into water
• Russian: прыжки́ в во́ду (pryžkí v vódu) — sport of jumping head first into water
• Spanish: clavado — sport of jumping head first into water
• Spanish: clavada — sport of jumping head first into water
• Spanish: clavadismo — sport of jumping head first into water
• Bulgarian: гмуркане (gmurkane) — practice of swimming underwater
• Chinese Mandarin: 潛水 /潜水 (qiánshuǐ) — practice of swimming underwater
• Danish: dykning — practice of swimming underwater
• Finnish: sukellus — practice of swimming underwater
• French: plongée sous-marine — practice of swimming underwater
• German: Tauchen — practice of swimming underwater
• Greek: κατάδυση (katádysi) — practice of swimming underwater
• Hebrew: צלילה — practice of swimming underwater
• Hungarian: búvárkodás — practice of swimming underwater
• Indonesian: penyelaman — practice of swimming underwater
• Italian: subacquea — practice of swimming underwater
• Japanese: ダイビング (daibingu) — practice of swimming underwater
• Korean: 다이빙 (daibing) — practice of swimming underwater
• Macedonian: нуркање (nurkanje) — practice of swimming underwater
• Polish: nurkowanie — practice of swimming underwater
• Russian: ныря́ние (nyrjánije) — practice of swimming underwater
• Russian: да́йвинг (dájving) — practice of swimming underwater
• Russian: подво́дное пла́вание (podvódnoje plávanije) — practice of swimming underwater
• Spanish: buceo — practice of swimming underwater
• Spanish: submarinismo — practice of swimming underwater
• Swedish: dykning — practice of swimming underwater
• Ukrainian: да́йвінг (dájvinh) — practice of swimming underwater
• Spanish: piscinazo — act of pretending to be tripped