snap znaczenie & definicja

Znaczenie snap w języku polskim

• 0 If something long and thin snaps, it breaks making a short, loud sound, and if you snap it, you break it, making a short, loud sound. -- złamać (się), pękać, zerwać

  • The twigs snapped as we walked on them.

  • She snapped the carrot in half (= into two pieces).

• 1 to suddenly move to a particular position, making a short, loud noise, or to make something do this -- otwierać/zamykać się/ coś z trzaskiem

  • She snapped the book shut.

  • The suitcase snapped open and everything fell out.

• 2 to say something suddenly in an angry way -- warczeć

  • "I don't know what you mean," he snapped.

  • I was snapping at the children because I was tired.

• 3 to suddenly be unable to control a strong feeling, especially anger -- stracić panowanie nad sobą

  • She asked me to do the work again and I just snapped.

• 4 to take a photograph of someone or something -- fotografować

  • Photographers snapped the Princess everywhere she went.

• 5 If an animal snaps, it tries to bite someone. -- kłapać (zębami )

  • The dog was barking and snapping at my ankles.

• 6 a sudden, short, loud sound like something breaking or closing -- trzask

  • I heard a snap as I sat on the pencil.

• 7 a photograph -- zdjęcie, fotka

  • holiday snaps

• 8 a metal or plastic object made of two parts which fit together with a short, loud sound, used to fasten clothing -- zatrzask

• 9 a card game in which you say "snap" when you see two cards that are the same -- gra w snap

• 10 to be very easy -- być łatwizną , ≈ to łatwizna, ≈ to pryszcz

  • The French test was a snap.

• 11 A snap decision or judgment is made very quickly and without careful thought. -- pochopna decyzja/ocena