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scuba diving
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scuba diver
n.
One who uses scuba gear in underwater swimming.
scuba-dive (skb-dv) v.
scuba diving n.
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Noun1.scuba diving - skin diving with scuba apparatusscuba diving - skin diving with scuba apparatus    
skin diving, skin-dive - underwater swimming without any more breathing equipment than a snorkel
Translations
scuba diving n → immersioni fpl subacquee (con autorespiratore)
scuba diving → غَوص بأجهزة التنفس sportovní potápění sportsdykning Sporttauchen ελεύθερη κατάδυση submarinismo laitesukellus plongée sous-marine ronjenje s kisikom immersione subacquea スキューバダイビング 스쿠버 다이빙 scubaduiken snorkling nurkowanie z akwalungiem mergulho, mergulho scuba подводное плавание c аквалангом sportdykning การดำน้ำด้วยถังอ๊อกซิเจน skuba dalış môn lặn 水肺潜水
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