英语词汇snatch怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ snatch /ˈsnætʃ/ verb

snatches; snatched; snatching

¹ snatch

/ˈsnætʃ/

verb

snatches; snatched; snatching

Learner's definition of SNATCH

[+ object]

: to take (something) quickly or eagerly一把抓住；立马夺下

She snatched [=grabbed] the ball out of the air and ran down the court.她在空中接住球，沿着球场跑起来。
An eagle swooped down and snatched one of the hens.老鹰俯冲下来，一下子逮住其中一只母鸡。

— often + up

She snatched up the last copy of the book.她迅速抓起最后一册书。

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

trying to snatch a few moments of rest尽力抓紧时间休息片刻
The company snatched him up [=hired him] as soon as he graduated from college.他大学一毕业，就被这家公司雇用了。

: to take (something or someone) suddenly from a person or place often by using force夺取；抢走

A man snatched [=stole] the old woman's purse.一名男子抢走了那个老太太的手提包。
Kidnappers snatched [=abducted] the girl from her bedroom.绑匪将女孩从卧室绑走。
She snatched the toy from his hands.她从他的手里抢走了玩具。

— sometimes + away

She snatched her brother's toy away.她抢走了弟弟的玩具。

— sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻

He snatched 30 rebounds in one game.他在一场比赛中抢了30个篮板球。
His life was snatched away (from him) by a tragic accident. [=he died in a tragic accident]一次悲惨的事故夺去了他的生命。

snatch at

[phrasal verb]

snatch at (something)

: to grab or try to grab (something) quickly or eagerly抢夺

chaotic city streets where thieves snatch at tourists' wallets窃贼抢夺游客钱包的混乱的城市街巷

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

She was an ambitious person who snatched at every opportunity.她是个有野心的人，从不放过任何机会。

² snatch /ˈsnætʃ/ noun

plural snatches

² snatch

/ˈsnætʃ/

noun

plural snatches

Learner's definition of SNATCH

[count]

: a small part of something片段 — usually + of

I only caught a (short) snatch of the music/conversation/dialogue.我只听到音乐/谈话/对话的一（小）部分。

in snatches

: for short periods of time片刻；一会儿

sleeping in snatches睡一会儿，醒一会儿

: in small amounts断断续续地

The plot of the novel came to me in snatches.这部小说的情节，我是断断续续地了解的。

单词	snatch
释义	snatch (noun) snatch 2 ENTRIES FOUND: snatch (verb) snatch (noun) ¹ snatch /ˈsnætʃ/ verb snatches; snatched; snatching ¹ snatch /ˈsnætʃ/ verb snatches; snatched; snatching Learner's definition of SNATCH [+ object] 1 : to take (something) quickly or eagerly一把抓住；立马夺下 She snatched [=grabbed] the ball out of the air and ran down the court.她在空中接住球，沿着球场跑起来。 An eagle swooped down and snatched one of the hens.老鹰俯冲下来，一下子逮住其中一只母鸡。 — often + up She snatched up the last copy of the book.她迅速抓起最后一册书。 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 trying to snatch a few moments of rest尽力抓紧时间休息片刻 The company snatched him up [=hired him] as soon as he graduated from college.他大学一毕业，就被这家公司雇用了。 2 : to take (something or someone) suddenly from a person or place often by using force夺取；抢走 A man snatched [=stole] the old woman's purse.一名男子抢走了那个老太太的手提包。 Kidnappers snatched [=abducted] the girl from her bedroom.绑匪将女孩从卧室绑走。 She snatched the toy from his hands.她从他的手里抢走了玩具。 — sometimes + away She snatched her brother's toy away.她抢走了弟弟的玩具。 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 He snatched 30 rebounds in one game.他在一场比赛中抢了30个篮板球。 His life was snatched away (from him) by a tragic accident. [=he died in a tragic accident]一次悲惨的事故夺去了他的生命。 snatch at [phrasal verb] snatch at (something) : to grab or try to grab (something) quickly or eagerly抢夺 chaotic city streets where thieves snatch at tourists' wallets窃贼抢夺游客钱包的混乱的城市街巷 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 She was an ambitious person who snatched at every opportunity.她是个有野心的人，从不放过任何机会。 ² snatch /ˈsnætʃ/ noun plural snatches ² snatch /ˈsnætʃ/ noun plural snatches Learner's definition of SNATCH [count] : a small part of something片段 — usually + of I only caught a (short) snatch of the music/conversation/dialogue.我只听到音乐/谈话/对话的一（小）部分。 in snatches : for short periods of time片刻；一会儿 sleeping in snatches睡一会儿，醒一会儿 : in small amounts断断续续地 The plot of the novel came to me in snatches.这部小说的情节，我是断断续续地了解的。
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