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Перевод: frogman

[существительное]
легкий водолаз; водолаз ; подводник ; ныряльщик с аквалангом

Тезаурус:

1. It didn't take journalists long to catch the drift of Krushchev's remarks and reports started to circulate that a British frogman had tried to spy on the Russian ships.
2. Very belatedly the Foreign Secretary was forced to admit that the frogman seen by the Russians had been Crabb and, as a result, on 1O May the subject was aired in parliament.
3. Alternatively, phone Dr Ruth - appointments only - wear a frogman suit, a lace pinafore, and carry a riding crop and a packet of plastic floss-threaders - and take the bit between your teeth - mmmmmmm!
4. They could be sucked beforehand to reduce the time before explosion, though the imagination sags a bit at conjuring up a frogman sucking aniseed balls underwater alongside explosive charges.
5. On the assumption that he or she might not have carried the murder weapon away Wycliffe had ordered a search of the foreshore, and a police frogman was floundering about in the shallow off-shore waters like a porpoise on the point of stranding.
6. Each of the four was an experienced police frogman, and each of them knew exactly what he was looking for - knew indeed the exact dimensions of the object and the positioning of the three great ruby eyes once set into it.
7. However, before any of this could happen, Rear-Admiral Kotov, from the Ordzhonikidze , went to see Rear-Admiral Philip Burnett, Chief of Staff of the Portsmouth naval base, complaining that his sailors had seen a frogman near his ships that morning, and demanding an explanation.
8. A police frogman has told a court how he found a woman's body at the bottom of the River Severn.
9. When in position the confection obviously had to be protected from the effects of the sea water until the frogman had positioned the mine and was ready to "an" it.
10. He and his straight man, Bulganin, came by battle cruiser, which was the target of much curiosity in Portsmouth harbour, especially since the body of a naval frogman, Commander "Buster" Crabbe, had been found floating there during another Russian naval visit the previous autumn.
11. A FROGMAN waddled into a Swiss bank, snatched 20,000, dived into a river to escape - and was netted by cops following his bubbles.
12. However, later that evening, the First Lord of the Admiralty, James Thomas, was entertaining some Russian officials including the captain of the Ordzhonikidze , who casually asked Thomas what the frogman had been doing near his ship that morning.