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1 snatch
n. ruk, greep, roof; brok, stukje, fragment; kut; poging om te grijpen naar, poging om aan te grijpen--------v. grijpen naar; (dadelijk) aangrijpen; wegrukken, weggrijpen; stelen; oppakkensnatch1[ snætsj] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉2 brok ⇒ stuk, fragment♦voorbeelden:a snatch of sleep • een hazenslaapjesleep in snatches • met tussenpozen slapenwork in snatches • met vlagen werken————————snatch2♦voorbeelden:————————snatch31 rukken♦voorbeelden:II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉♦voorbeelden:snatch a kiss • een kus stelensnatch a meal • vlug iets etensnatch away • wegrukken/pakkensnatch off • afrukken; uitrukken/gooiensnatch up • oppakkenbe snatched from death • aan de dood ontrukt wordenshe snatched the letter out of my hand • ze rukte de brief uit mijn hand
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