snatch

verbB2 · Upper-intermediate

To grab something quickly.

Meaning of «snatch»

verb

to grab something quickly

She quickly snatched the phone before it fell.

Translation

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«snatch» in 17 languages

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ID Indonesia

JA 日本語

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The difference between similar words

to take hold of something quickly

grabtake quickly with your handHe grabbed his coat and ran out.

snatchtake quickly, often when someone is not readyA bird snatched the bread from my hand.

seizetake with force or power, as police doPolice seized the stolen goods.

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