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snag

Thesaurus>to take hold of something thrown>snag

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TO TAKE HOLD OF SOMETHING THROWN

He snagged the line drive for the last out in the inning.

Synonyms and examples

catchCatch the ball!
pounceThe veteran striker pounced and lashed home a goal.
gloveIt's a pop fly to left field, and the outfielder gloves it easily.
interceptShe intercepted the pass and scored a goal.

Antonyms and examples

dropHe threw the ball, but I dropped it.
fumbleIf he hadn't fumbled that catch, we would have won the match.
bobbleUSIt was an easy catch, but he bobbled it.

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Catch meansto take hold of something and especially something moving through the air. If you catch someone who has done something wrong, youfind them and stop them from getting away. If you catch an animal, youtake it.

A PROBLEM

The only snag is the cost.

Synonyms and examples

problemWhat's the problem here?
difficultyThe company is having some financial difficulties at the moment.
troubleWe've had a lot of trouble with the new computer system.
hitchinformalThe ceremony went without a hitch.
glitchWe've had a few technical glitches, but I'm confident we'll be ready on time.
hurdleGetting a work permit is only the first hurdle.
obstacleThere may be too many obstacles in the way of progress.
pitfallIt's just one of the pitfalls of buying a house.
setbackThe project has suffered a series of setbacks this year.

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A situation, person, or thing that needs to be dealt with or solved is calleda problem.

单词	thesaurus/snag
释义	Thesaurus: synonyms and antonyms ofsnagin English snag Thesaurus>to take hold of something thrown>snag These are words and phrases related tosnag. Click on any word or phrase to go to its thesaurus page. Or,go to the definition of snag. TO TAKE HOLD OF SOMETHING THROWN He snagged the line drive for the last out in the inning. Synonyms and examples catch Catch the ball! pounce The veteran striker pounced and lashed home a goal. glove It's a pop fly to left field, and the outfielder gloves it easily. intercept She intercepted the pass and scored a goal. Antonyms and examples drop He threw the ball, but I dropped it. fumble If he hadn't fumbled that catch, we would have won the match. bobbleUS It was an easy catch, but he bobbled it. Go to the thesaurus article about these synonyms and antonyms ofsnag. See also arrest place/put under arrest capture apprehend nabinformal nailslang collarinformal take someone inUK pick someone upUKinformal pull someone inUSinformal round up net trawl troll lasso trap snare Learn more Catch meansto take hold of something and especially something moving through the air. If you catch someone who has done something wrong, youfind them and stop them from getting away. If you catch an animal, youtake it. A PROBLEM The only snag is the cost. Synonyms and examples problem What's the problem here? difficulty The company is having some financial difficulties at the moment. trouble We've had a lot of trouble with the new computer system. hitchinformal The ceremony went without a hitch. glitch We've had a few technical glitches, but I'm confident we'll be ready on time. hurdle Getting a work permit is only the first hurdle. obstacle There may be too many obstacles in the way of progress. pitfall It's just one of the pitfalls of buying a house. setback The project has suffered a series of setbacks this year. Go to the thesaurus article about these synonyms and antonyms ofsnag. Learn more A situation, person, or thing that needs to be dealt with or solved is calleda problem. Cambridge English Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press#https://dictionary.cambridge.org//thesaurus/snag##
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