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.

• 各种各样的；不同种类的；形形色色的
  of many different kinds

柯林斯词典

• 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。

双语例句

• 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。
• Lead weights and air cylinders encumbered the divers as they walked to the shore
  潜水员向海岸走去时，铅坠和氧气罐使他们步履维艰。
• A century ago, it was a tranquil town whose coral-and-gypsum huts housed Bedouin traders and pearl divers.
  一百年前，它还是一个宁静的小城，贝都因商人和采珠人住在由珊瑚和石膏筑成的小屋里。
• The divers saw tropical fish stippled in gold and black.
  潜水者看见了带金色和黑色斑点的热带鱼。
• A team of divers was sent down to examine the wreck.
  派了一个潜水队去对沉船进行检查。
• 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。
• My wife and I are both certified divers.
  我和我太太两个都是有执照的潜水员。
• They wanted to get certified as divers.
  他们想拿到潜水员资格证。
• The purpose is the same: to free divers from having to fight a current with their fins.
  其目的都是一样的：把潜水人从用脚蹼和水流对抗的状况中解脱出来。
• Recovery teams are at the scene and divers are working in the muddy waters to recover the bodies.
  恢复小组和潜水员都抵达现场，在泥水中工作，试图寻找尸体。