snap off
/snæp ɒf/Traducción: Verbo frasal que significa romper algo de repente con un chasquido agudo o separarse bruscamente.
Conexiones de la palabra
verb
/snæp ɒf/Фразовый глагол, означающий внезапно сломать что-либо с резким треском или резко отделиться.
Verbo frasal que significa romper algo de repente con un chasquido agudo o separarse bruscamente.
Verbe à particule signifiant casser ou détacher quelque chose soudainement avec un bruit sec, ou se détacher brusquement.
Partikelverb, das bedeutet, etwas plötzlich mit einem knackenden Geräusch abzubrechen oder sich scharf abzutrennen.
Verbo frasal que significa quebrar algo de repente, com um estalo seco, ou separar-se bruscamente de algo.
动词短语,指突然用力使某物断裂或脱离,常伴随清脆的断裂声;也可指迅速与某物分离或断开。
فعل مركب يعني كسر شيء ما فجأة وبصوت طقطقة حادة، أو انفصاله بشكل مفاجئ وحاد.
A phrasal verb meaning to break something suddenly with a sharp cracking sound, or to become detached abruptly.
incontable · transitivo e intransitivo · phrasal, separable
Break suddenlyinformal
To break something quickly and sharply, often with a cracking sound.
Отломить
romper de un golpe seco
se casser net
Abbrechen
Quebrar de repente
掰断
كسر مفاجئ
- He snapped off a piece of the chocolate bar.
- The branch snapped off in the strong wind.
- She snapped off the dead flower from the stem.
Separate abruptlyinformal
To detach or become detached from something with a sudden, sharp movement.
Отломиться
desprenderse de golpe
se détacher brusquement
Abbrechen
Soltar-se de repente
折断
انفصل بسرعة
- The handle of the cup snapped off while he was washing it.
- She snapped off the lid of the jar.
- The key snapped off in the lock.
- snapped off past participle
- snapped off past simple
- snapping off present participle
- snaps off third person singular
Verbo basesnap
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
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