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snag

noun
/snæɡ/
/snæɡ/
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  1. (informal) a problem or difficulty, especially one that is small, hidden or unexpected(尤指潜在的、意外的、不严重的)问题,困难,障碍,麻烦 synonym difficulty
    • There is just one small snag—where is the money coming from?只有一个小问题:钱从哪儿来?
    • Let me know if you run into any snags.要是遇到什么麻烦就告诉我。
    Extra Examples
    • I suddenly saw a major snag with the whole idea.我忽然发现整个想法存在一个大问题。
    • The only snag is the price.价格是唯一的障碍。
    • There are a few snags to iron out before the prototype is ready.模型样品做好之前还有几个问题要解决。
    • There is a snag to the job: you have to work at weekends.这份工作的缺点是周末得上班。
    • We've hit a technical snag—the printer isn't compatible with my PC.我们遇到一个技术性小麻烦:那台打印机与我的个人电脑不兼容。
    • The only snag with the course is that it's quite short.这门课唯一的缺点是时间太短。
    Topics Difficulty and failurec2
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • big
    • major
    • little
    verb + snag
    • hit
    • run into
    preposition
    • snag in
    • snag on
    • snag to
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  2. an object or a part of an object that is rough or sharp and may cut something突出物;尖齿;尖角;尖刺
    • Check all surfaces for snags and rough edges.检查所有表面是否有阻碍和粗糙的边缘。
  3. (Australian English, New Zealand English, informal) a sausage香肠
  4. Word Originnoun senses 1 to 2 late 16th cent. (in sense (2) of the noun): probably of Scandinavian origin. The early sense ‘stump sticking out from a tree trunk’ gave rise to a US sense ‘submerged piece of timber obstructing navigation’, of which sense 1 is originally a figurative use. Current verb senses arose in the 19th cent. noun sense 3 1940s: of unknown origin.

snag

verb
/snæɡ/
/snæɡ/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they snag
/snæɡ/
/snæɡ/
he / she / it snags
/snæɡz/
/snæɡz/
past simple snagged
/snæɡd/
/snæɡd/
past participle snagged
/snæɡd/
/snæɡd/
-ing form snagging
/ˈsnæɡɪŋ/
/ˈsnæɡɪŋ/
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  1. [transitive, intransitive] to catch or tear something on something rough or sharp; to become caught or torn in this way(在带尖的东西上)钩住,挂破,被钩住,被挂破
    • snag something on/in something I snagged my sweater on the wire fence.我的毛衣被铁丝网栅栏钩住了。
    • snag something The fence snagged my sweater.栅栏把我的毛衣挂住了。
    • snag (on/in something) The nets snagged on some rocks.渔网缠在礁石上了。
  2. [transitive] snag something (from somebody) (North American English, informal) to succeed in getting something quickly, often before other people抓住;抢先获得
    • I snagged a ride from Joe.我截住乔的车搭了一段路。
  3. Word Originverb late 16th cent. (in sense (2) of the noun): probably of Scandinavian origin. The early sense ‘stump sticking out from a tree trunk’ gave rise to a US sense ‘submerged piece of timber obstructing navigation’, of which sense 1 is originally a figurative use. Current verb senses arose in the 19th cent.

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