diver
word
/ˈdaɪvɝ/
/dˈaɪvɐ/
Definition
A diver is a person who goes underwater, usually with special breathing equipment, to explore, work, or participate in sports like diving or scuba diving.
Usage & Nuances
'Diver' most often refers to someone using scuba gear, but it can also mean an athlete in diving sports. Use 'scuba diver' for clarity when needed. Not to be confused with 'diver' in bird species like 'loon' (rare).
Spanish: buzo - clavadistaPortuguese (BR): mergulhadorPortuguese (PT): mergulhadorChinese (Simplified): 潜水员Chinese (Traditional): 潛水員Hindi: गोताखोरArabic: غواصBengali: ডাইভার - ডুবুরিRussian: водолазJapanese: ダイバーVietnamese: thợ lặnKorean: 다이버 - 잠수부Turkish: dalıcıUrdu: غوطہ خورIndonesian: penyelam
Example Sentences
The diver found a beautiful shell under the sea.
basic
The diver wears a mask and oxygen tank.
basic
The diver is swimming near the coral reef.
basic
She trained for years to become a professional diver.
natural
The divers helped fix the ship underwater after the accident.
natural
During the show, the diver waved to the audience through the glass.
natural