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61snap — 1. n. a snapshot. □ I got some good snaps of the fish you caught. □ Here’s a snap of my brother. 2. in. to go crazy. □ Suddenly Rocko snapped and began beating her savagely. □ …
62Snap — El término Snap o SNAP puede referirse a: Subnetwork Access Protocol, protocolo de internet recogido por la norma IEEE 802. Sistema nuclear de potencia auxiliar, utilizado en misiones de la NASA para suministro de energía. Snap (música),… …
63Snap — This is the name of a card game where the players turn cards at the same time and shout snap when they match. People also say snap when something someone else says has happened to them too. For example when I told somebody that mywallet was… …
64snap — v 1. crack, crackle, crepitate, decrepitate, pop; click, clink. 2. catch, hook, pin, clasp, secure; link, couple, clinch. 3. break, fracture, fragmentize, splinter, shiver, chip; separate, cleave, sunder, disjoint, sever. 4. sparkle, flash,… …
65snap up — phrasal verb [transitive] Word forms snap up : present tense I/you/we/they snap up he/she/it snaps up present participle snapping up past tense snapped up past participle snapped up 1) to buy something as soon as it becomes available By 10 o… …
66šnap — šnàp interj. 1. Žlp, Jdr žr. šnabu: Keturius arklius įkinkys, šiaudus šnàp šnàp i kuls Krš. Renku uogas – šnàp šnàp eina gyvatė! Rdn. Taip kartais eidavo kaip žąsis: šnàp šnàp šnàp Rs. Šnap šnap ir lesa grūdus kalakutas Šts. 2. griebimui… …
67snap-in — In Microsoft Management Console (MMC), the software that constitutes the administrative tool. MMC provides the user interface, and the snap in actually performs the management or administrative function. Snap ins can be provided by… …
68snap-on — adjective Date: 1925 designed to snap into position and fit tightly < snap on cuffs > …
69SNAP — (1) S nitroso N acetyl penicillamine. (2) Soluble NSF attachment (accessory) protein (25 kD), involved in the control of vesicle transport. a and g SNAPs are found in a wide range of tissues. b SNAP is a brain specific isoform of a SNAP. SNAPs… …
70snap sb up — UK US snap sb up Phrasal Verb with snap({{}}/snæp/ verb [T] ( pp ) INFORMAL ► to immediately offer someone a job, contract, etc. because they are exactly what you want or need: »The company snapped him up and he became a project manager. »In… …
