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aquanaut

/ˈæk.wə.nɔːt/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona que nada bajo el agua con máscara, aletas y equipo de respiración, o a un profesional cualificado que vive en instalaciones submarinas para realizar investigaciones científicas.

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noun

/ˈæk.wə.nɔːt/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona que nada bajo el agua con máscara, aletas y equipo de respiración, o a un profesional cualificado que vive en instalaciones submarinas para realizar investigaciones científicas.

A noun referring to a person who swims underwater using a face mask, fins, and breathing equipment, or a skilled worker who lives in underwater installations for scientific research.

  1. Underwater explorerC1formalscientific

    A person who swims underwater using equipment such as a face mask, fins, and a snorkel or air cylinder.

    esAcuanauta

    • The aquanaut descended to the coral reef to study marine life.
    • Equipped with fins and a mask, the aquanaut explored the shallow waters.
    • An experienced aquanaut can hold their breath for several minutes while diving.

    Sinónimosdiverfrogmanskin-diver

  2. Underwater researcherC1formalscientific

    A trained professional who lives and works in underwater habitats, conducting scientific research.

    esAcuanauta (investigador submarino)

    • The aquanaut spent two weeks in the underwater laboratory collecting data.
    • Aquanauts often study the effects of pressure on marine organisms.
    • The team of aquanauts conducted experiments on deep-sea ecosystems.

    Sinónimosoceanaut

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  • aquanauts' possessive plural form
  • aquanaut's possessive singular form
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