词条„snit“在英语 » 德语中的译文

snit [snɪt] 名词 美, 澳 俗

snit

üble [o. schlechte] Laune

to be in/get into a snit

üble Laune haben/bekommen

ˈsnit fit 名词 俗

snit fit

Wutanfall m

snit fit

Ausbruch m 引

PONS词典中的例句（已经编辑处理）

to be in/get into a snit

üble Laune haben/bekommen

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

英语

Nacho and goes back into a snit vs. him.

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Could it be that one moment of wit caused the administrators to snit?

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There's good and bad in their finally coming together after a two-week snit.

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I suspect that everyone is getting their knickers in a snit for nothing.

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Big media these days are more likely to buy politicians massages and drinks than they are to leave in a snit.

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Does a bear have a snit in the woods?

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This apparent cyber snit lasted throughout their lunch.

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Snit is intended to help build applications out of the code at hand.

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I've got questions for them if they are just going to hold this up because they're in a snit about something here.

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All this has sent word nerds into a snit.

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