divers

英 [ˈdaɪvəz]

美 [ˈdaɪvərz]

adj. 各种各样的; 不同种类的; 形形色色的
n. (通常有专用装备的)潜水员; 跳水者; 跳水运动员
diver的复数

BNC.24604 / COCA.27372

牛津词典

adj.

N-COUNT 潜水者;潜水员
Adiveris a person who swims under water using special breathing equipment.
1. Police divers have recovered the body of a sixteen year old boy.
  警方潜水员已经找到了一名16岁男孩的尸体。

These divers work in sub-zero temperatures.
这些潜水员在零下的温度中工作。
They wanted to get certified as divers.
他们想拿到潜水员资格证。
They sailed brightly painted boats and were known for being excellent divers.
他们乘着漆有明亮色彩的船航行，因为是极好的潜水者而闻名。
Once all deep-sea divers were men.
曾经一度，所有的深海潜水者都是男性。
The divers encountered treacherous currents after plunging from their wooden boat off Tatawa island on Thursday afternoon.
潜水者们周四下午在Tatawa岛附近从木船跳入海中后遇到了险流。
Coastguards had given up all hope of finding the two divers alive.
海岸警卫队对两位潜水员生还已完全不抱希望。
Not surprisingly, it's one of the world's top spots for divers.
经常，它是一个世界的顶级的潜水员的地点。
They are the two best divers.
他们是两个最好的潜水员。
The fragments were first found in 1901 by Greek sponge divers exploring a Roman-era shipwreck.
1901年，一些采集海绵的希腊潜水员在发掘一处古罗马时代沉船残骸时，首次发现了这些碎片。
Submarine escape immersion equipment The divers were armed with cameras and collecting gear.
潜艇逃生与沉水救援设备潜水员配备了照相机和收集用具。