Glosario relacionado con el buceo inglés-español

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Hoy vamos a ver un poco de vocabulario relacionado con el buceo AKA Diving/Scuba, cada vez más popular y una maravilla para perderse bajo el mar (siempre que vuelvas a la superficie):

Oxygen

Oxígeno

“Check your oxygen levels before the dive.”

Compressor

Compresor

“The compressor refills the tanks with air.”

Regulator

Regulador

“The regulator controls the airflow.”

Snorkel

Snorkel

“I use a snorkel for surface swimming.”

Fin

Aleta

“My fins help me move smoothly underwater.”

Pocket

Bolsillo

“Keep your dive log in your pocket.”

Weight Pocket

Bolsillo de pesas

“I use a weight pocket to control buoyancy.”

Buoyancy Compensator Device (BCD)

Chaleco de compensación de flotabilidad (BCD)

“Inflate your BCD to ascend slowly.”

Diver

Buzo

“The diver explored the coral reef.”

Stabilizer jacket

Chaleco estabilizador

“A stabilizer jacket helps with buoyancy.”

Hyperbaric chamber

Cámara hiperbárica

“He received treatment in a hyperbaric chamber.”

Tank filler

Cargador de botellas

“The tank filler refills scuba tanks.”

Diving helmets

Cascos de buceo

“Diving helmets are used for deep-sea dives.”

Diving equipment

Equipo de buceo

“Quality diving equipment is essential.”

Seafloor

Fondo marino

“We spotted a shipwreck on the seafloor.”

Immersion

Inmersión

“The immersion in crystal-clear water was amazing.”

Diving torch

Linterna de buceo

“A diving torch is essential for night dives.”

Dive mask

Máscara de buceo

“Choose a comfortable dive mask for better visibility.”

Neoprene

Neopreno

“A neoprene wetsuit keeps you warm underwater.”

Air buttons

Palancas de aire

“Press the air buttons to control buoyancy.”

Dive planning

Planificación de buceo

“Proper dive planning ensures safety.”

Air control panel

Tablero de control de aire

“The air control panel monitors tank pressure.”

Dive suit

Traje de buceo

“A dive suit provides thermal protection.”

Wetsuit

Traje de neopreno (wetsuit)

“A wetsuit is ideal for temperate water dives.”

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