snap up
/snæp ʌp/Word connections
verb
/snæp ʌp/Фразовый глагол, означающий быстро купить или взять что-то предлагаемое, часто из-за низкой цены или высокого спроса.
Verbo frasal que significa comprar o coger algo rápidamente cuando se ofrece, a menudo por su bajo precio o gran demanda.
Verbe à particule signifiant acheter ou prendre rapidement quelque chose proposé, souvent en raison d'un prix bas ou d'une forte demande, ou saisir une opportunité avec empressement.
Phrasal verb, das bedeutet, etwas Angebotenes schnell zu kaufen oder zu nehmen, oft wegen eines niedrigen Preises oder hoher Nachfrage.
Verbo frasal que significa comprar ou pegar algo rapidamente, muitas vezes por estar em promoção ou em alta demanda.
动词短语,指迅速买下或拿走别人提供的东西,常因价格低廉或需求旺盛而抢购。
فعل مركب يعني الشراء أو الأخذ بسرعة لشيء معروض، غالبًا بسبب انخفاض سعره أو ارتفاع الطلب عليه.
A phrasal verb meaning to quickly buy or take something that is being offered, often because it is cheap or in high demand.
uncountable · transitive · phrasal, separable
Buy quicklyinformal
To buy something immediately, often because it is a bargain or in limited supply.
Расхватывать
comprar rápidamente
s'arracher (un produit)
Schnell kaufen
Comprar rapidamente
抢购
يقتنص بسرعة
- The tickets were snapped up within minutes of going on sale.
- She snapped up the last copy of the book at the store.
- Collectors snapped up the rare coins at the auction.
Take eagerlyinformal
To take or accept something eagerly and quickly.
Схватить
Arrebatar
s'emparer de
Schnell zugreifen
Agarrar
抢购
اقتناص
- He snapped up the opportunity to work abroad.
- The company snapped up the talented young programmer.
- She snapped up the offer of a free trip.
- snapped up past participle
- snapped up past simple
- snapping up present participle
- snaps up third person singular
Base verbsnap
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