Source Word
scuba set
Noun
(underwater
diving)
The
set
of
equipment
required
by
a
scuba
diver
to
be
at
ease
when
submerged
for
extended
periods
of
time.
Modern
equipment
sets
include
tanks
containing
mixes
of
nitrogen
in
varied
ratios
with
oxygen,
a
buoyancy
control
device,
a
first-
and
second-stage
regulator
(to
allow
the
regulated
flow
of
gas
from
the
tank
into
the
user's
respiratory
system),
a
wetsuit
and
accessories
for
heat
insulation,
fins
for
underwater
propulsion,
a
mask
(to
see
underwater),
and
a
snorkel
(for
moving
around
the
surface
of
the
water
without
using
up
breathing
gas).
Many
divers
also
choose
to
dive
with
a
diving
knife
(in
case
of
a
tangle
with
a
net,
etc.),
and
night
divers
may
also
dive
with
a
waterproof
flashlight.
Japanese Meaning
水中で長時間潜水するために必要な機材の一式。具体的には、ガス供給用のタンク、レギュレーター、浮力制御装置、熱保護のためのウェットスーツ、推進用のフィン、視界確保のためのマスクと呼吸補助用のスノーケルなどが含まれる装備セット。
Sense（1）
(underwater
diving)
The
set
of
equipment
required
by
a
scuba
diver
to
be
at
ease
when
submerged
for
extended
periods
of
time.
Modern
equipment
sets
include
tanks
containing
mixes
of
nitrogen
in
varied
ratios
with
oxygen,
a
buoyancy
control
device,
a
first-
and
second-stage
regulator
(to
allow
the
regulated
flow
of
gas
from
the
tank
into
the
user's
respiratory
system),
a
wetsuit
and
accessories
for
heat
insulation,
fins
for
underwater
propulsion,
a
mask
(to
see
underwater),
and
a
snorkel
(for
moving
around
the
surface
of
the
water
without
using
up
breathing
gas).
Many
divers
also
choose
to
dive
with
a
diving
knife
(in
case
of
a
tangle
with
a
net,
etc.),
and
night
divers
may
also
dive
with
a
waterproof
flashlight.
（ plural ）
