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snap
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- Conjugation :
past
snapped
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pp
snapped
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ing
snapping
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Derivatives :
adj
snapless
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adj
snappable
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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- snap
[snæp]
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1.
noun
[s]
(sound) 劈啪声
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2.
noun
[c]
[inf]
(photograph) 照片
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3.
adjective
[+decision, judgement]
仓促的
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4.
vt.
[+rope, stick etc]
把...啪地拉断
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5.
vt.
[inf]
(photograph) 给...拍照
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6.
vi.
[rope, stick etc+]
啪地绷断
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7.
vi.
[fig]
(lose control) 崩溃
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a cold snap
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寒潮
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to snap one's fingers
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[lit] 打响指
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8.
vi.
[fig]
轻而易举
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I can get anything I want just by snapping my fingers.
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我可以轻而易举地得到任何想要的东西。
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to snap open/shut
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[trap, jaws, bag etc+] 啪地一声打开/合上
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- snap
[snæp]
[snæp]
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1.
vi.
(鞭子等)劈啪作响
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2.
vi.
(门等)咯嗒一声关上
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The lock snapped shut.
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锁咯嗒一声锁上了。
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3.
vi.
(啪地一声)折断(或绷断等)
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4.
vi.
(神经、抵抗等)支持不了,突然垮了
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5.
vi.
(突然张口)咬住(常与at连用)
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A fish snaps at bait.
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鱼猛地咬住鱼饵。
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6.
vi.
攫取;迅速抓住(与at连用)
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to snap at a chance
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抓住机会
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7.
vi.
急促(或厉声)地对…说(常与at连用)
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8.
vi.
急速移动(或行动)
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to snap to attention
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迅速立正
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9.
vi.
(眼睛因愤怒而)冒火花
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10.
vi.
[slang]
变得疯狂
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11.
vt.
使…劈啪作响
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to snap one's fingers
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捻指使发劈啪声
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12.
vt.
啪地关上(或打开)
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to snap a lid shut
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啪地一下合上盖
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13.
vt.
突然(或啪地一声)折断
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14.
vt.
发射;扣动(枪的扳机等)
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15.
vt.
使急速移动
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snap the ball to first base
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把球急传至第一垒
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16.
vt.
攫取;争夺(常与up连用)
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17.
vt.
急促(或厉声)地说(常与out连用)
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18.
vt.
[American English]
snapshot的缩略形式
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19.
vt.
[American English]
[rugby]
(从中线把球)传给后卫
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20.
noun
劈啪声
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21.
noun
咬,攫,抓
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22.
noun
(说话的)粗声暴气
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23.
noun
[American English]
[verbal]
精力,活力
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24.
noun
(天气的)突然转寒
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25.
noun
小脆饼
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26.
noun
[slang]
[American English]
容易的工作(或问题等)
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27.
noun
[slang]
易驾驭的人
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28.
noun
[American English]
[rugby]
快速回传
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29.
noun
突然折断(或绷断)
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30.
noun
揿钮,按扣
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31.
noun
[American English]
snapshot的缩略形式
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32.
noun
[slang]
快照
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33.
noun
[slang]
轻而易举的事(与a连用)
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34.
adjective
[American English]
仓促的,突然的
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a snap dicision
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仓促作出的决定
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35.
adjective
砰然关上的
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36.
adjective
[slang]
[American English]
简单的,轻易的
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a snap assignment
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轻易的工作
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37.
adverb
啪地,砰地,喀嚓地;猛然
Collins English-English Dictionary
- snap
[snæp]
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1.
vb
to break or cause to break suddenly, esp with a sharp sound
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2.
vb
to make or cause to make a sudden sharp cracking sound
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3.
vi.
[intr]
to give way or collapse suddenly, esp from strain
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4.
vi.
to move, close, etc, or cause to move, close, etc, with a sudden sharp sound
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5.
vi.
to move or cause to move in a sudden or abrupt way
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6.
vi.
[intr; often foll by at or up]
to seize something suddenly or quickly
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7.
vi.
[when intr, often foll by at]
to bite at (something) bringing the jaws rapidly together
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8.
vi.
to speak (words) sharply or abruptly
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9.
vi.
[intr]
(of eyes) to flash or sparkle
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10.
vi.
to take a snapshot of (something)
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11.
vi.
[intr]
[hunting]
to fire a quick shot without taking deliberate aim
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12.
vt.
[tr]
[American football]
to put (the ball) into play by sending it back from the line of scrimmage to a teammate
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13.
n
the act of breaking suddenly or the sound produced by a sudden breakage
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14.
n
a sudden sharp sound, esp of bursting, popping, or cracking
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15.
n
a catch, clasp, or fastener that operates with a snapping sound
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16.
n
a sudden grab or bite
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17.
n
the sudden release of something such as elastic thread
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18.
n
a brisk movement of the thumb against one or more fingers
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19.
n
a thin crisp biscuit
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ginger snaps
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20.
n
See snapshot
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21.
n
[informal]
[informal]
vigour, liveliness, or energy
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22.
n
[informal]
a task or job that is easy or profitable to do
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23.
n
a short spell or period, esp of cold weather
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24.
n
[Brit]
[dialect]
food, esp a packed lunch taken to work
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25.
n
[Brit]
a card game in which the word snap is called when two cards of equal value are turned up on the separate piles dealt by each player
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26.
n
[American football]
the start of each play when the centre passes the ball back from the line of scrimmage to a teammate
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27.
n
[modifier]
done on the spur of the moment, without consideration or warning
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a snap decision
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28.
n
[modifier]
closed or fastened with a snap
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29.
adv
with a snap
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30.
interj
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31.
interj
[cards]
the word called while playing snap
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32.
interj
an exclamation used to draw attention to the similarity of two things
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33.
interj
See also snap up
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34.
interj
[Etymology]
C15: from Middle Low German or Middle Dutch snappen to seize; related to Old Norse snapa to snuffle
Examples
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to snap at a chance
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抓住机会
→ snap
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to snap to attention
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迅速立正
→ snap
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to snap one's fingers
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捻指使发劈啪声
→ snap
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to snap a lid shut
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啪地一下合上盖
→ snap
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snap the ball to first base
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把球急传至第一垒
→ snap
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a snap dicision
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仓促作出的决定
→ snap
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a snap assignment
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轻易的工作
→ snap
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He had learned to snap doh, re, me.
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他已经学会了指弹哆来咪。
→ do
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to bite {or} snap sb's head off
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对某人大发脾气
→ head
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a cold snap
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寒潮
→ snap
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