Snags Meaning in English
word · lemma: snag
ˈsnæɡz
SNAGZ
snˈæɡz
SNAGZ
Definição
Snags are unexpected problems or small obstacles that cause a delay or difficulty. It can also mean threads pulled out from clothing or fabric.
Uso & Nuances
Commonly used informally to talk about minor, unexpected issues. Often appears in phrases like 'hit a few snags.' As a noun, also refers to pulls in fabric. Do not confuse with 'snack' (food).
Spanish: obstáculos - problemas inesperados - enganches (ropa)Portuguese (BR): problemas - obstáculos - fios puxados (roupa)Portuguese (PT): problemas - obstáculos - fios puxados (roupa)Chinese (Simplified): 障碍 - 小问题 - 勾线（衣物）Chinese (Traditional): 障礙 - 小問題 - 勾線（衣物）Hindi: अड़चनें - परेशानियाँ - कपड़ों में खिंचावArabic: عقبات - مشاكل غير متوقعة - التواء في الملابسBengali: সমস্যা - আঁচড় (কাপড়ে)Russian: затруднения - зацепки (на ткани)Japanese: 問題 - 糸のひきつれVietnamese: trục trặc - chỗ móc sợi (vải)Korean: 문제 - 올풀림 (옷감에서)Turkish: aksaklık - ilmek çekilmesi (kumaşta)Urdu: رکاوٹ - کپڑے میں دھاگہ نکلناIndonesian: masalah kecil - benang tertarik (pada kain)
Frases de Exemplo
We ran into several snags while building the treehouse.
basic
Her sweater had three snags in the sleeve.
basic
The project has a few snags that need fixing.
basic
Everything was going smoothly until we hit a couple of snags.
natural
Be careful with that rough wall—it might cause snags in your shirt.
natural
The new rules should help us avoid most snags in the future.
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