I. dive <过去式 dived or dove, 过去分词 dived> [daıv] VB intr
| I | dive |
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| you | dive |
| he/she/it | dives |
| we | dive |
| you | dive |
| they | dive |
| I | dived /  a. dove |
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| you | dived / a. dove |
| he/she/it | dived / a. dove |
| we | dived / a. dove |
| you | dived / a. dove |
| they | dived / a. dove |
| I | have | dived |
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| you | have | dived |
| he/she/it | has | dived |
| we | have | dived |
| you | have | dived |
| they | have | dived |
| I | had | dived |
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| you | had | dived |
| he/she/it | had | dived |
| we | had | dived |
| you | had | dived |
| they | had | dived |
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Doe's has been described as having a dive-y atmosphere and ramshackle surroundings.
en.wikipedia.org In 1906, the tungsten filament was introduced and used to produce 200 to 3,000 candlepower dive lights.
en.wikipedia.org The submarine surfaced and pursued the convoy, but had to dive again to get a hydrophone fix on her quarry.
en.wikipedia.org We need to dive deep in the fathomless world of our own consciousness, through the practice of concentration and meditation, through prayer and awareness.
en.wikipedia.org It is difficult to dive due to strong currents in the area, poor visibility and anchoring in the busy shipping lane being banned.
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