scuba
潜水艇,潜水,水肺,潜水器
Definitions
- 1
- : a portable breathing device for free-swimming divers, consisting of a mouthpiece joined by hoses to one or two tanks of compressed air that are strapped on the back.
- : scuba diving.
- 1
scu·baed, scu·ba·ing.
- : scuba-dive.
Examples
If you’re feeling especially adventurous, you can day trip in a rented 4×4 or ATV into the spectacular Þórsmörk Valley, then scuba dive with Arctic Adventures in Silfra, a glacier-fed fissure with some of the best underwater visibility in the world.
Anyone planning to use a sea scooter to dive with oxygen should have proper training and scuba certification.
For years, my best friend, who loves the ocean and is a certified open water scuba diver, has been trying to convince me to go on a trip with her.
This was the 1950s, before scuba gear was commercially available.
If you tend to do more snorkeling than scuba diving, look for a fin with an adjustable heel and short blade.
The Oculus Rift is a wearable headset that goes over the eyes like a clunky pair of scuba goggles.
For me, as a scientist, it all began in 1953 when I first tried scuba.
Accompanied by a guide, viewers can snorkel or scuba dive to the sculptures for an up-close look.
Scannon found his calling while on a scuba diving trip to Palau, a group of small islands near Japan.
If I were on a desert island I would love to have a scuba diving kit.
Watch the scuba diver hand feed giant turtles, sting rays and even the menacing moray eels in the Hawaiian Reef Tank.
When he's wearing his scuba mask, he's practically a self-contained submarine.
His Scuba was the type that combined the breathing apparatus with the full face plate.
When he's wearing his scuba apparatus, he's practically a self-contained submarine.
The speedboat was there, and so was the Scuba cart, but the rowboat wasn't.