bathyscaphe in Greek
bathyscaphe in Greek is βαθυσκάφος — bathyscaphe means a submersible built to dive to the ocean floor, with a crew cabin hanging under a large float that holds a light liquid such as petrol.
bathyscaphe in Greek
βαθυσκάφος
Pronounced: vathyskafos
A self-propelled deep-sea diving submersible for exploring the ocean depths, consisting of a crew cabin similar to a bathysphere suspended below a float filled with a buoyant liquid such as petrol.
What does "bathyscaphe" mean?
- noun A submersible built to dive to the ocean floor, with a crew cabin hanging under a large float that holds a light liquid such as petrol.
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What is "bathyscaphe" in Greek?
"bathyscaphe" in Greek is βαθυσκάφος. bathyscaphe means: A submersible built to dive to the ocean floor, with a crew cabin hanging under a large float that holds a light liquid such as petrol.
How do you pronounce βαθυσκάφος?
"bathyscaphe" in Greek is βαθυσκάφος, pronounced "vathyskafos".
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