Snagged Meaning in English

word · lemma: snag

US

ˈsnæɡd

SNAGD

UK

snˈæɡd

sn-AGD

परिभाषा

Past tense of 'snag.' Means to catch or tear on something sharp, or to manage to get something, often unexpectedly or with some luck (informal).

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Snagged' is casual and often used for physical catching/tearing ('snagged my sweater'), but also informally for unexpectedly getting something you wanted ('snagged tickets'). Don't confuse with 'snapped.' Common in US English slang.

• Spanish: engancharse - atrapar - conseguir (informal)
• Portuguese (BR): enganchar - rasgar - conseguir (gíria)
• Portuguese (PT): enganchar - rasgar - conseguir (gíria)
• Chinese (Simplified): 钩住 - 撕破 - 弄到手（俚语）
• Chinese (Traditional): 勾住 - 扯破 - 弄到手（俚語）
• Hindi: अटक गया - फँस गया - हासिल कर लिया (स्लैंग)
• Arabic: تعلق - انمسك - حصل على (عامية)
• Bengali: আটকে গেল - কেটে গেল - পেয়ে গেল
• Russian: заполучил - зацепился - порвал
• Japanese: 引っかかった - 手に入れた
• Vietnamese: vướng vào - lấy được
• Korean: 걸렸다 - 얻었다
• Turkish: takıldı - kapmak
• Urdu: پھنس گیا - حاصل کر لیا
• Indonesian: tersangkut - mendapat (dengan keberuntungan)

उदाहरण वाक्य

She snagged her sweater on a nail.

basic

I snagged my finger while closing the door.

basic

He snagged a spot in the front row.

basic

I snagged the last cookie before anyone noticed.

natural

My jeans snagged on a branch during our hike.

natural

We snagged tickets to the sold-out show at the last minute!

natural