divers
divers 英 ['daɪvəz] 美 ['daɪvɚz]
adj. 不同种类的，各式各样的
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- adj. 不同种类的，各式各样的
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1. Dives here are more difficult than other parts of the world and should only be done by experience divers.
在这里潜水比在其他地方要更困难，而且应当只有经验丰富者才能在这里潜水。
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2. But at the stern of the ship, divers found a trove of gold and silver and high-grade ceramics whose significance is more mysterious.
但是潜水人员在船尾部发现了一个由金、银以及高级陶瓷打造的收藏品，这件收藏品的意义更加神秘。
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3. There are groups of Jellyfish in the lake, but they do not stab people. divers can swim with jellyfish, or pick them up without worrying about injuries.
湖中水母成群，但它们不会刺人，潜水者可以与水母一同畅游，或者捧起它们观赏，完全不必担心会受伤。
- divers (adj.) mid-13c., "not alike" (sense now in diverse); late 13c., "separate, distinct; various," from Old French divers (11c.) "different, various, singular, odd, exceptional, wretched, treacherous, perverse," from Latin diversus "turned different ways," in Late Latin "various," past participle of divertere (see divert).
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