Snatcher Meaning in English
word
ˈsnætʃɝ
SNATCH-er
snˈætʃɐ
SNATCH-uh
释义
A snatcher is a person who quickly steals something, especially by grabbing it and running away, like a purse or bag.
用法与细微差别
'Snatcher' is informal and mainly used in British and Indian English for bag or purse thieves. Often used with words like 'bag snatcher' or 'chain snatcher.' Not used for large-scale theft or burglary.
Spanish: ladrón (de bolsos) - roba bolsasPortuguese (BR): ladrão (de bolsas) - assaltantePortuguese (PT): ladrão (de carteiras) - assaltanteChinese (Simplified): 抢夺者 - 抢包贼Chinese (Traditional): 搶奪者 - 搶包賊Hindi: झपटमारArabic: خاطف - نشّالBengali: ছিনতাইকারীRussian: грабитель (на улице) - снэчерJapanese: ひったくり犯Vietnamese: kẻ giật đồKorean: 날치기범Turkish: kapkaççıUrdu: چھیننے والاIndonesian: penjambret
例句
The snatcher ran away with her purse.
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Police caught the snatcher near the market.
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Beware of snatchers in crowded places.
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The snatcher disappeared before anyone could react.
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Many snatchers target tourists who look distracted.
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They say a snatcher sometimes works with a getaway driver.
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