词条„snap“在英语 » 中文中的译文

I . snap [snæp] 名词

1. snap:

snap

噼啪声 pīpāshēng

snap

断裂声 duànlièshēng

close the book with a snap

啪的一声把书合上

2. snap → snapshot

3. snap:

snap

猛咬 měngyǎo

snap

猛扑 měngpū

II . snap <snap­ped; snapping> [snæp] 动词 不及物动词

1. snap (at):

snap

猛咬 měngyǎo

2. snap:

snap

突然折断 tūrán zhéduàn

snap

发出断裂的声音 fāchū duànliè de shēngyīn

3. snap (at):

snap

厉声说 lìshēng shuō

4. snap 俗:

snap

拍快照 pāi kuàizhào

III . snap [snæp] 动词 trans

1. snap:

snap

拉断 lāduàn

snap

(使)发出断裂的声音 fāchū duànliè de shēngyīn

2. snap:

snap

(out) 厉声说 lìshēng shuō

IV . snap [snæp] 形

snap

仓促的 cāngcùde

snap

突然的 tūránde

snap [snæp]

snap one's fingers

捻响指 niǎn xiǎngzhǐ

参见： snapshot

snapshot [ˈsnæpʃɒt] 名词, snap

snapshot

快照 kuàizhào

snapshot [ˈsnæpʃɒt] 名词, snap

snapshot

快照 kuàizhào

snap的例句

snap one's fingers

捻响指 niǎn xiǎngzhǐ

close the book with a snap

啪的一声把书合上

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

英语

Satisfaction comes from within, so to snap out of this feeling is to remind yourself of the reason why you married your wife.

thenationonlineng.net

Quite honestly, it was very difficult for me to snap out of that to get into the game.

gazette.com

You often swipe through very late at night, during the witching hour, and never snap back.

mashable.com

After all, they should simply be able to snap out of it, right?

www.thestar.com

She tweeted a snap of herself at the party sipping some champers (it's alright for some).

www.irishmirror.ie

Pressing a small notched button near the phone's bottom left corner allows you to snap off the bottom bezel.

www.cybershack.com.au

I should already know that twigs would snap and the wind moan and that there would be half-seen movements in the darkness.

en.wikipedia.org

A lifeline snap off boss allows the alcantara steering wheel to be removed from the car to aid entry and exit to the cockpit.

en.wikipedia.org

These protrusions are caused as the body acts to fill in cracks in joint cartilage and can snap off and grind against healthy tissue.

www.express.co.uk

The pressure to snap out of it can be unbearable, and that's pressure coming from yourself as well as others.

www.abc.net.au