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snap¹ /snæp; snæp/
v -pped, -pping
1 [I,T] if something long and thin snaps, or if you snap it, it breaks with a short loud noise （使细长之物）啪的一声折断:
Dry branches snapped under their feet. 干枯的树枝在他们脚底下啪啪断裂。
He snapped the chalk in two. (=into two pieces) 他啪的一下把粉笔折成两段。
2 [I,T] to move into a particular position with a short loud noise, or to make something move like this （使）啪地移动〔至某位置〕:
+ together/open/shut etc She snapped her briefcase shut. 她啪的一声合上公文包。
3 [I] to speak suddenly in an angry way 〔突然〕厉声地说，怒气冲冲地说:
There's no need to snap. 没有必要那么恶声恶气。
+ at I'm sorry I snapped at you. 对不起，我对你太凶了。
4 [I] if an animal such as a dog snaps, it tries to bite you 〔狗等〕咬，噬
5 snap your fingers to make a short loud noise with a finger and thumb of the same hand 打响指，打榧子
6 [I] to be suddenly unable to control a strong feeling such as anger or worry 突然控制不住〔愤怒、忧虑等〕:
I don't know what happened — I guess I just snapped. 我不知道是怎么回事 — 估计我是突然间垮了。
7 [T] to take a photograph of something 给…拍〔照片〕
snap out of sthinformal to stop being sad, tired, upset etc 【非正式】 摆脱〔悲伤、疲劳、烦恼等〕，从…中恢复过来:
It's time you snapped out of this bad mood. 你应该摆脱这种坏心情了。
snap sb/sth ↔ up
to eagerly take an opportunity to buy something, have someone on your team etc 抢购; 急于把〔某人〕抢到手:
They're such a bargain they'll be snapped up in no time. 这么便宜的东西，不一会就会给人抢购一空的。
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