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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a friend to dive" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a relationship or activity involving diving, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "He was always a friend to dive with during our summer trips to the ocean."
Alternatives: "a diving companion" or "a buddy for diving".
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Being the kind of person who waits for a friend to dive into a lake first to see if they hit jagged rocks, I opted out of the maiden voyage.
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He recalled the days when he and his friends used to dive into Dal Lake and collect the pieces of bread their parents threw into it.
A friend dived down to get a closer look, "and saw the whale's flippers nearly dragging along the sand … It was that shallow".
Seah was at Wharton with another high school friend when he elected to dive headfirst into entrepreneurship.
Ghostface spins a particularly wild tale about the time he went to a yacht party and had to dive overboard to save his friend's life.
The guide can be used by teachers, student groups, book clubs, families, friends – anyone who wants to dive deeper into the subject responsibly and respectfully.
His buddies weren't too happy about me venting their friend's skull, forcing me to dive back through the window under a hail of gunfire and hide under one of the beds.
Ms. Royal, 47, first became a diver after accompanying friends in her college dormitory to dive for lobster at night in Long Island Sound.
A Waikato fisherman told the NZ Herald he was also fired at from shore while sitting in his boat as a friend free dived.
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