Snap up Meaning in English
expression
ˈsnæp/ /ˈəp
SNAP-uhp
snˈæp/ /ˈʌp
snap-UP
释义
To quickly buy or take something before other people do, usually because it is a good deal or limited.
用法与细微差别
Informal; often used in shopping contexts. Commonly followed by what was taken ('snap up a bargain', 'snap up tickets'). Implies quick action is necessary; not used for slow decisions.
Spanish: apoderarse rápidamente de - comprar rápidoPortuguese (BR): arrebatar - comprar rapidamentePortuguese (PT): agarrar rapidamente - comprar rapidamenteChinese (Simplified): 抢购 - 迅速买下Chinese (Traditional): 搶購 - 迅速買下Hindi: झटपट ले लेना - जल्दी खरीद लेनाArabic: يخطف بسرعة - يشتري بسرعةBengali: ঝটপট কিনে নেওয়া - দ্রুত কুড়িয়ে নেওয়াRussian: расхватать - быстро купитьJapanese: 即座に手に入れる - すぐに買うVietnamese: chộp lấy - mua ngayKorean: 재빨리 사다 - 바로 쟁취하다Turkish: kapmak - hemen almakUrdu: جھپٹ لینا - فوراً خرید لیناIndonesian: segera membeli - memborong
例句
People snap up cheap concert tickets as soon as they go on sale.
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When I saw the last slice of pizza, I snapped it up.
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Shoppers snap up the best deals during big sales.
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All the good seats were snapped up within minutes.
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If you want that phone at this price, you’d better snap it up now.
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Those rare sneakers were snapped up by collectors instantly.
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