Skydive Meaning in English
word
ˈskaɪdaɪv
SKY-dyv
skˈaɪdaɪv
sky-DYV
释义
To jump from an airplane and fall freely through the air before opening a parachute.
用法与细微差别
Used as a verb, often with 'go' or 'want to' (e.g., 'go skydive' or 'want to skydive'). The noun form is 'skydiving.' Common with extreme sports contexts. Not to be confused with regular parachuting, which is less about freefall.
Spanish: hacer paracaidismoPortuguese (BR): praticar paraquedismoPortuguese (PT): fazer paraquedismoChinese (Simplified): 跳伞（极限运动）Chinese (Traditional): 跳傘（極限運動）Hindi: स्काइडाइव करनाArabic: يقفز بالمظلةBengali: স্কাইডাইভ করাRussian: прыгать с парашютом (с затяжным открытием)Japanese: スカイダイビングをするVietnamese: nhảy dù (tự do) - nhảy skydiveKorean: 스카이다이빙하다Turkish: skydiving yapmak - paraşütle atlamak (serbest düşüş)Urdu: اسکائی ڈائیو کرناIndonesian: terjun payung (bebas) - melakukan skydiving
例句
I want to skydive one day.
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She learned how to skydive last summer.
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My brother will skydive for his birthday.
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Have you ever wanted to skydive out of a plane?
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He’s not afraid to skydive, but he is scared of heights.
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My friends convinced me to skydive with them last weekend—what a rush!
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