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snapsnap1 /snæp / verb (snap·ping, snapped)➤break裂开- [intransitive, transitive] to break suddenly with a sharp noise（使）咔嚓一声突然断裂，绷断◆The branch snapped.树枝咔嚓一声断了。◆The weight of the snow snapped the branch in two.雪的重量把树枝压得嘎巴一声断成两半。
➤open / close / move into position打开；关上；进入适当位置- [intransitive, transitive] to close quickly with a sharp noise啪的一声关上◆The lid of the box snapped shut.盒盖啪嗒一声合上了。
➤speak impatiently不耐烦地说- [intransitive, transitive] to speak or say something in a quick, angry way怒气冲冲地说；没好气地说◆“Do it now!” she snapped.“现在就做！”她厉声说道。
➤of animal动物- [intransitive] to try to bite someone or something试图咬◆The dog snapped at the child's hand.那条狗张嘴想咬孩子的手。
➤take photograph拍照- [transitive] (informal) to take a quick photograph of someone or something给…拍快照
➤lose control失去控制- [intransitive] to suddenly be unable to control your feelings any longer突然情绪失控；一下子不能自控◆Suddenly something just snapped and I lost my temper with him.我突然忍不住冲他发起火来。
 ●snap your fingersto make a sharp noise by moving your middle finger quickly against your thumb打响指  ●snap sth upto buy or take something quickly, especially because it is very cheap把…抢到手，抢购（尤指为图便宜）
snapsnap2 /snæp / noun [countable] - an act or the sound of snapping断裂；绷断；咔嚓声◆The piece of wood broke with a snap.那根木头嘎巴一声断了。
- a small round metal object with two parts that you press together in order to fasten a piece of clothing摁扣；子母扣
●be a snap (informal) to be very easy to do十分容易（做）◆This job's a snap.这个活儿是小菜一碟。
snapsnap3 /snæp / adjective (informal) (only before a noun只用于名词前) done quickly and suddenly, often without much careful thought匆忙的；仓促的；草率的◆a snap decision / judgment仓促的决定／判断 |
