Inglese - Ungherese

snap

gb/snˈæp/ us/snˈæp/
A2 Inglese
~ 2900
elreccsen, kettétör, ráförmed, felcsattan, lekap, lő egy fotót, elveszíti az önuralmát, bekattan, összeroppan, reccsenés, csattanás, patent
VERBO A2
1
Schema d'uso:
to snap [something]
She accidentally snapped the pencil in half.
Véletlenül kettétörte a ceruzát.
The branch snapped under his weight.
Az ág reccsenve letört alatta.
I heard the rope snap and then fall to the ground.
He snapped the lid shut with one hand.
Esempi per chi studia
I snapped the stick.
Kettétörtem a botot.
The branch snapped in the wind.
Az ág reccsenve eltört a szélben.
She snapped the toy in two.
I heard the door snap shut.
Errore comune:
Learners sometimes confuse 'snap' with 'crack' — 'snap' often implies a deliberate or quick action.
Significato
Make a sharp cracking sound
Collocazioni
snap a twig |snap a pencil |snap in half |snap shut
Sinonimi
break (General term for separating into pieces; may not imply the sharp sound.)
Contrari
mend (Means to repair or fix something broken, opposite of breaking it.)
Temi
daily life |sounds |core_vocabulary
Definizione

To make a short, loud sound like something breaking.

To produce a sudden, sharp cracking sound, often by breaking, bending, or quickly moving something.

VERBO B1
2
Schema d'uso:
to snap at [someone]
She snapped at her brother for interrupting.
Ráförmedt a testvérére, amiért félbeszakította.
'Don't touch that!' he snapped.
„Ne nyúlj hozzá!” – csattant fel.
I didn't mean to snap at you, I'm just tired.
Esempi per chi studia
He snapped at me when I asked a question.
Rám förmedt, amikor feltettem egy kérdést.
She snapped at her friend.
Ráförmedt az egyik barátjára.
Dad snapped at us because we were late.
Errore comune:
Learners may confuse 'snap at' with 'yell at', but 'snap' is often quieter and quicker.
Significato
Speak sharply in anger
Collocazioni
snap at someone |snap back |snap angrily
Sinonimi
retort (Implements a quick, often clever reply; 'snap' is more emotional and abrupt.)
Contrari
reply calmly (Responding without irritation contrasts with snapping in anger.)
Temi
emotions |communication
Definizione

To speak in a short, angry way.

To say something quickly and sharply, often showing annoyance or anger.

VERBO A2
3
Schema d'uso:
to snap [a photo/picture] of [something]
She snapped a photo of the sunset.
Lőtt egy fotót a naplementéről.
He snapped a picture of the kids playing.
Lekapta a játszó gyerekeket.
Tourists were snapping selfies in front of the monument.
Esempi per chi studia
I snapped a photo of my dog.
Lőttem egy fotót a kutyámról.
She snapped a picture of the cake.
Lőtt egy képet a tortáról.
He snapped a selfie with his phone.
Errore comune:
Learners may think 'snap' always involves sound; in this sense it means taking a photo.
Significato
Take a quick photograph
Collocazioni
snap a photo |snap a picture |snap a selfie
Sinonimi
photograph ('Photograph' is more formal and doesn't necessarily imply speed.)
Contrari
ignore (Not capturing an image at all is the opposite action.)
Temi
photography |daily life |arts_entertainment |technology
Definizione

To take a photo quickly without much planning.

To take a photograph quickly and informally.

VERBO B2
4
Schema d'uso:
to snap [mentally/emotionally]
After hours of questioning, he finally snapped.
Órákig tartó faggatás után végül elveszítette az önuralmát.
She snapped under the pressure of work.
Összeroppant a munkahelyi nyomás alatt.
He seemed fine all day, then suddenly snapped.
Esempi per chi studia
He snapped after many problems.
A sok probléma után végül elveszítette az önuralmát.
She snapped at work because she was tired.
A munkahelyén elveszítette az önuralmát, mert fáradt volt.
I will snap if this noise continues.
Errore comune:
Learners may confuse this with 'snap at someone', but here it may not involve words — just losing control.
Significato
Lose self-control suddenly
Collocazioni
finally snap |about to snap
Sinonimi
break down ('Break down' can be slower and more emotional; 'snap' is sudden.)
Contrari
keep calm (Maintaining composure is opposite to snapping emotionally.)
Temi
emotions |psychology |health
Definizione

To suddenly get very angry or upset after being calm before.

To suddenly lose control of one's emotions or mental stability, often due to stress or pressure.

SOSTANTIVO A2
5
There was a loud snap as the branch broke.
Hangos reccsenés hallatszott, amikor letört az ág.
The door closed with a snap.
Az ajtó csattanással csukódott be.
I heard the snap of the rope giving way.
Esempi per chi studia
I heard a snap from the tree.
Reccsenést hallottam a fa felől.
The door shut with a snap.
Az ajtó csattanással csukódott be.
There was a snap when it broke.
Significato
Short sharp cracking sound
Collocazioni
with a snap |the snap of a twig
Sinonimi
crack ('Crack' can refer to both sound and line; 'snap' is purely the sound here.)
Contrari
silence (Lack of any sound is the opposite.)
Temi
sounds |core_vocabulary
Definizione

A short loud sound like something breaking quickly.

A sudden, short, sharp sound like something breaking or closing quickly.

SOSTANTIVO B1
6
The jacket has snaps instead of buttons.
A dzsekin gombok helyett patentok vannak.
She fixed the broken snap on her purse.
Megjavította a kézitáskáján a törött patentot.
The baby’s onesie closes with snaps.
Esempi per chi studia
My coat has snaps on it.
A kabátomon patentok vannak.
The bag closes with a snap.
A táska patenttal záródik.
The shirt has metal snaps.
Significato
Fastener that clicks together
Collocazioni
metal snap |press stud snap
Sinonimi
press stud ('Press stud' is more common in British English; same object.)
Contrari
zipper (Different type of clothing fastener.)
Temi
clothing |daily_life
Definizione

A small button-like thing on clothes or bags that clicks when closed.

A type of fastener that closes when two parts are pressed together and opens when pulled apart, making a clicking sound.

Grammatica
Forma base
snap
IPA
GB/snˈæp/
US/snˈæp/
Sillabe e accento
snap (1 sillaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (snap)
Forme flesse
Noun
  • Base: snap
  • Plural: snap, snaps
Verb
  • Base: snap
  • 3rd Person Singular: snaps
  • Present Participle: snapping
  • Past: snapped
Famiglia di parole
Forms
snaps noun snapping verb snapped verb
Core family
snappy adjective
Related words
snapshot noun B1
Advanced or less common
snappily adverb snappish adjective
Punti chiave
  • Irregular present participle: snapping Verb
  • Irregular past: snapped Verb
Espressioni

in a snap

1
/ˈɪn ə snˈæp/
idiom informal

Happen very quickly and easily

Happening very fast and without trouble.

Esempi
  • She finished her homework in a snap.
  • This app lets you edit photos in a snap.

like snapping your fingers

1
/lˈaɪk snˈæpɪŋ jˈʊɹ fˈɪŋɡɚz/
idiom informal

Extremely easy or quick action/event

Something that is very easy or happens very fast, just like making a snapping sound with your fingers.

Esempi
  • For her, solving that puzzle was like snapping her fingers.
  • The change happened like snapping your fingers.

snap out of it

1
/snˈæp ˈaʊt əv ˈɪt/
idiom informal

Stop being upset quickly

To quickly stop feeling sad, angry, or not paying attention, and return to normal thinking or behavior.

Esempi
  • You need to snap out of it and focus on your work.
  • He finally snapped out of it after we talked to him.

snap to it

1
/snˈæp tə ˈɪt/
idiom informal

Start working quickly now

To begin working hard or moving fast right away.

Esempi
  • Come on, snap to it — we’re late!
  • He told the team to snap to it before the boss arrived.

snap up

1
/snˈæp ˈʌp/
phrasal verb

Quickly get something desirable

To get something quickly before other people can get it.

Esempi
  • Tickets for the concert were snapped up within minutes.
  • She snapped up the last piece of cake.

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