Snap out of Meaning in English
expression
ˈsnæp/ /ˈaʊt/ /ˈəv
SNAP-OWT-uhv
snˈæp/ /ˈaʊt/ /ˈɒv
snap-OWT-ov
Definición
To suddenly stop being in a negative mood, state, or habit, often by making a conscious effort to change.
Uso & Matices
Informal, often used to encourage someone to stop being sad, distracted, or unmotivated. Commonly followed by 'it', 'this mood', or specific states/emotions. Can be seen as insensitive if used without empathy.
Spanish: salir de - superar (rápidamente, estado mental)Portuguese (BR): sair de - superar (rapidamente, estado mental)Portuguese (PT): sair de - ultrapassar (rapidamente, estado de espírito)Chinese (Simplified): 摆脱（情绪/状态）Chinese (Traditional): 擺脫（情緒/狀態）Hindi: से बाहर आना (मानसिक स्थिति से)Arabic: يخرج من (حالة نفسية أو ذهنية)Bengali: হাতড়ে ফেরা - নিজেকে টেনে বের করাRussian: выбраться - прийти в себяJapanese: （気分・習慣などから）抜け出す - 立ち直るVietnamese: thoát ra khỏi - tỉnh lạiKorean: 벗어나다 - 정신 차리다Turkish: kendine gelmek - toparlanmakUrdu: خود کو سنبھالنا - حالت سے باہر آناIndonesian: keluar dari - sadar kembali
Oraciones de Ejemplo
You need to snap out of this bad mood.
basic
It's hard to snap out of old habits.
basic
She couldn't snap out of her sadness.
basic
Come on, snap out of it! We've got work to do.
natural
I just can't snap out of this funk, no matter what I try.
natural
Sometimes people need time to snap out of their thoughts.
natural