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Definition of diving knife - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
underwater toolTECH. knife used by divers underwaterTECH.
- He always carries a diving knife for safety.
- A diving knife is essential for cutting nets.
- He used his diving knife to free himself.
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knife used by divers underwater
Expressions with diving
activity of searching skips for reusable items
Skip diving is popular among eco-conscious individuals.
starting work with energy and focus
After the meeting, she made a diving into work.
platform extending over water for diving
She climbed up to the diving board and prepared to dive into the pool.
organized occasion for diving activities
The diving event was scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
swimming underwater using a snorkel
We spent the afternoon snorkel diving in the coral reef.
structure for competitive diving over a pool
The diver stood on the diving platform, ready to jump.
garment worn by divers to protect against water pressure and cold
He zipped up his diving suit before plunging into the icy waters.
thorough investigation or analysis of a subject
The team did a deep diving into the company's financial records.
jumping from a stage into the audience
The singer's stage diving thrilled the audience.
activity of swimming underwater in deep ocean with special gear
Deep-sea diving requires training and special equipment.
activity of diving in a cage to see sharks
Cage diving with sharks is thrilling.
taking a big risk or plunge
Starting the new business felt like cliff diving.
underwater diving without breathing equipment
Free-diving requires excellent breath control and mental focus.
duck that dives underwater to feed
The diving duck disappeared beneath the lake's surface.
underwater swimming without a diving suit
Skin diving allows you to move freely underwater.
looking through bins to find free food or goods
Many students practice bin diving to save money.
related to diving to great depths
The deep-diving equipment is essential for underwater exploration.
boat made for diving, often equipped for diver entry and exit
The diving boat waited while divers explored the reef.
motorized device for divers to move underwater
She used a diving scooter to explore the coral reef.
mask for seeing underwater with watertight seal
She wore a diving mask to explore the coral reef.
soccer move where player heads ball while diving forward
He scored a spectacular goal with a diving header.
airtight chamber open at the bottom for underwater work
The divers entered the diving bell to explore the wreck.
physiological response to immersion in water
The diving reflex slows the heart rate when submerged.
Expressions with knife
critical or dangerous situation
The negotiations were on a knife's edge.
enter a challenge without enough preparation or proper tools
He brought a knife to a gunfight by not studying for the exam.
done very smoothly and easily without any difficulty
He moved like a hot knife through butter during the dance.
with great ease and smoothness
The car moved through traffic like a knife through butter.
in the process of having surgery
She is under the knife for her knee today.
threaten someone using a knife for control
The robber held the cashier at knife point.
act with inadequate means in a situation needing more power
He took a knife to a gunfight by arriving without enough backup.
make someone's pain or sadness worse on purpose
She turned the knife by reminding him of his mistake.
deliberately worsen someone's distress or anger
He twisted the knife by reminding her of past failures.
cause a sharp pain or sensation
The cold wind cut like a knife through my jacket.
betrayal or treachery by someone trusted
His best friend's lie felt like a knife in the back.
in a very tense or uncertain situation
The team's future is on a knife edge.
not very intelligent, used humorously as a simile
He is sharp as a butter knife when it comes to math.
make a bad situation worse
Just when things were improving, she had to stick the knife in.
try to stop a rapidly deteriorating situation
He tried to catch a falling knife by intervening in the heated argument.
action worsening a difficult situation or distress
Her harsh words were a twist of the knife.
part of a knife held by the user
The knife-handle was made of polished wood.
knife with a serrated edge for cutting bread
She used a bread knife to slice the baguette.
large sharp knife for cutting meat
He used a butcher knife to slice the beef.
dull-edged knife for spreading butter
She used a butter knife to spread jam.
knife designed for slicing meat
He used a carving knife to slice the roast beef.
knife designed for cutting cheese
She used a cheese knife to slice the cheddar smoothly.
small knife for precise cutting in crafts
She used a craft knife to cut the paper.
kitchen appliance with a blade that moves rapidly to cut food
She used an electric knife to slice the roast beef effortlessly.
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- French:couteau de plongée, ...
- German:Tauchermesser, ...
- Italian:coltello da sub, ...
- Spanish:cuchillo de buceo, ...
- Portuguese:faca de mergulho, ...
- Chinese:潜水刀, ...
- Japanese:ダイビングナイフ, ...
- Arabic:سِكِّين غَوْص, ...
- Hebrew:סַכִּין צְלִילָה, ...
- Russian:подводный нож, ...
- Ukrainian:підводний ніж, ...
- Hindi:डाइविंग चाकू, ...
- Bengali:ডাইভিং ছুরি, ...
- Catalan:ganivet de busseig, ...
- Czech:potápěčský nůž, ...
- Danish:dykkerkniv, ...
- Dutch:duikmes, ...
- Greek:μαχαίρι κατάδυσης, ...
- Hungarian:búvárkés, ...
- Khmer:កាំបិតមុជទឹក, ...
- Korean:다이빙 나이프, ...
- Persian:چاقوی غواصی, ...
- Polish:nóż nurkowy, ...
- Portuguese (BR):faca de mergulho, ...
- Romanian:cuțit de scufundare, ...
- Swedish:dykarkniv, ...
- Thai:มีดดำน้ำ, ...
- Turkish:dalgıç bıçağı, ...
- Vietnamese:dao lặn, ...
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