Snare Meaning in English

word

US

ˈsnɛɹ

SNAIR

UK

snˈeə

SNAIR

परिभाषा

A snare is a trap for catching animals, usually made of a wire or rope. It can also mean a type of small drum in a drum set.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Formal in trap/hunting contexts, neutral in music. As a noun, 'snare' often appears as 'snare drum' in music. Figuratively, 'snare' can mean a tricky or hidden danger. Not to be confused with 'snarl' (growling sound) or 'snar' (not common).

• Spanish: trampa - lazo (instrumento de percusión: caja)
• Portuguese (BR): armadilha - tarola (instrumento de percussão: caixa)
• Portuguese (PT): armadilha - tarola (instrumento de percussão: caixa)
• Chinese (Simplified): 陷阱 - 小军鼓
• Chinese (Traditional): 陷阱 - 小鼓
• Hindi: फंदा - स्नेयर ड्रम
• Arabic: فخ - سنير (طبل صغير)
• Bengali: ফাঁদ - স্নেয়ার ড্রাম
• Russian: силок - малый барабан
• Japanese: 罠 - スネアドラム
• Vietnamese: bẫy - trống snare
• Korean: 올가미 - 스네어 드럼
• Turkish: tuzak - trampet
• Urdu: پھندا - سنئر ڈھول
• Indonesian: jerat - snare drum

उदाहरण वाक्य

The hunter set a snare to catch rabbits.

basic

He played the snare in the school band.

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A bird was caught in the snare.

basic

Watch out—there might be a snare hidden under the leaves.

natural

The sharp sound of the snare drum woke everyone up.

natural

He nearly fell into their clever snare during negotiations.

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