snatch

中英词典：snatch

名词

1. 抓取；抢劫

词义：迅速抓取或抢夺某物

例句：

1. He made a snatch at the ball but missed.
2. 他试图抓住球但没有成功。
3. The thief made a snatch and ran off with her purse.
4. 小偷抢了她的钱包就跑了。

2. 片刻；瞬间

词义：非常短暂的时间段

例句：

3. I only had a snatch of sleep last night.
4. 昨晚我只睡了一会儿。
5. He caught a snatch of their conversation as he walked by.
6. 他经过时听到了一部分他们的对话。

3. 搏斗；争夺

词义：搏斗或争夺的一次动作

例句：

5. There was a snatch between the two players for the ball.
6. 两位球员争夺球时发生了一次搏斗。

形容词

1. 突然的；仓促的

词义：突然发生的；仓促进行的

例句：

1. He made a snatch decision without thinking.
2. 他没有思考就做出了一个突然的决定。
3. We had a snatch lunch before the meeting.
4. 开会前我们匆匆吃了一顿午餐。

2. 微不足道的；不重要的

词义：不重要的；微不足道的

例句：

4. His snatch victory in the race surprised everyone.
5. 他在比赛中取得微不足道的胜利让大家都感到惊讶。

词语辨析

grab：强调突然而猛烈地抓取或夺取，常用于物理动作。

seize：侧重于迅速、紧紧地抓住或控制住某物。

snatch：强调迅速抓取或抢夺某物，常用于突然或短暂的动作。

词汇扩充

snatcher：名词，指抢劫者

snatchy：形容词，指片段的；断断续续的

近义词

grab, seize, clutch, catch

反义词

release, surrender, abandon

柯林斯词典解释

名词：

1. If you make a snatch at something, you try to take it or get hold of it with a quick movement.
2. A snatch of a song or piece of music is a short part of it.
3. A snatch of conversation is a short part of it that you manage to hear, usually when other people do not want you to hear it.
4. If you make a snatch at something, you try to get it or achieve it quickly, often before someone else does.

动词：

5. If you snatch something, you take it or pull it away quickly.
6. If you snatch an opportunity, you take it quickly and eagerly, often before anyone else can.
7. If someone snatches a person or animal from a place, they take them away by force, although they may be able to escape.

牛津词典解释

名词：

1. A snatch is a short part of a song or piece of music.
2. A snatch of conversation is a short part of it that you manage to hear, often when other people do not want you to hear it.
3. A snatch is a quick, often unsuccessful, attempt to get hold of something or to achieve something.
4. A snatch is a short period of sleep or rest.

动词：

5. If you snatch something, you take it or pull it away quickly.
6. If you snatch an opportunity, you take it quickly and eagerly, often before anyone else can.
7. If someone snatches a person or animal from a place, they take them away by force, although they may be able to escape.

用法

1. He snatched the book from the shelf.
2. She managed to snatch a few hours of sleep.
3. He snatched the microphone and started singing.

以上是对“snatch”这个单词的中英翻译介绍。