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Definitions from the Webtake a divePart of speech: Verb Sense: To jump or dive into water Usage: This phrase is often used when someone jumps or dives into a pool, lake, or any body of water. Example sentence: Sarah took a dive into the pool and splashed everyone around her. Related products: Pool Diving Board, Swimming Goggles Part of speech: Idiom Sense: To experience a sudden drop or decline, especially in performance or success Usage: This phrase is often used in sports or business contexts when describing a significant decrease in performance or success. Example sentence: The team took a dive in the second half of the game and lost by a large margin. Related products: Sports Motivation Books, Business Management Books | ||||
take a bow take a break take a breath take a breather take a chance take a crap take a dare take a day off take a dive take a fall take a firm stand take a hit take a hop take a joke take a leak take a look take a note
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