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21 grab
[græb] nPHRASES:1) ( snatch)to \grab sth sich dat etw schnappen;to \grab sth out of sb's hands jdm etw aus den Händen reißen;to \grab sth [away] from sb jdm etw entreißen2) ( take hold of)to \grab sb jdn packen;to \grab hold of sb/ sth jdn/etw festhalten;he \grabbed hold of his child's arm to stop her from running into the road er packte seine Tochter am Arm, damit sie nicht auf die Straße lief3) (fam: get, acquire)can I just \grab you for a minute? kann ich dich mal für 'ne Minute haben? ( fam);to \grab sb's attention jds Aufmerksamkeit erregen;to \grab a bite [to eat] schnell einen Happen essen;to \grab a chance/ an opportunity eine Chance/eine Gelegenheit wahrnehmen [o ( fam) beim Schopf[e] packen];to \grab some sleep [ein wenig] schlafento \grab sb jdn beeindrucken;1) ( snatch) grapschen;to \grab at sth nach etw dat greifen3) ( take advantage of)to \grab at a chance/ an opportunity eine Chance/eine Gelegenheit wahrnehmen -
22 snippet
noun1) (piece) Schnipsel, der od. das2) (of information in newspaper) Notiz, die; (of knowledge) Bruchstück, das; (from a book) Passage, die; (of conversation) Gesprächsfetzen, der* * *[-pit]* * *snip·pet[ˈsnɪpɪt]n\snippets of cardboard/paper Karton-/Papierschnipsel pl\snippets of cloth Stofffetzen pl\snippets of a conversation Gesprächsfetzen pl\snippet from a newspaper Zeitungsausschnitt m* * *['snIpɪt]nStückchen nt; (of paper also) Schnipsel m or nt; (of information) (Bruch)stück nt* * *snippet [ˈsnıpıt] s1. Schnipsel m/n* * *noun1) (piece) Schnipsel, der od. das2) (of information in newspaper) Notiz, die; (of knowledge) Bruchstück, das; (from a book) Passage, die; (of conversation) Gesprächsfetzen, der* * *n.Schnipsel n. -
23 whip up
transitive verb1) (snatch up) [blitz]schnell aufheben2) (Cookery) [kräftig] schlagen3) (arouse) aufpeitschen [Wellen]; (fig.) anheizen (ugs.), anfachen (geh.) [Emotionen, Interesse]; schüren [Hass, Unzufriedenheit]4) (coll.): (make quickly) schnell hinzaubern [Gericht, Essen]* * *1) (to whip: I'm whipping up eggs for the dessert.) schlagen2) (to produce or prepare quickly: I'll whip up a meal in no time.) herzaubern* * *◆ whip upvt1. (excite)to \whip up up enthusiasm Begeisterung entfachento \whip up up bad feeling böses Blut schaffento \whip up up prejudice Vorurteile schürento \whip up up sand/snow/water Sand/Schnee/Wasser aufpeitschento \whip up up support Unterstützung findento \whip up up eggs Eier [schaumig] schlagen* * *vt sep1) (= pick up) schnappen2) (= set in motion) horses antreiben; (COOK) cream schlagen; mixture verrühren; eggs verquirlen; (inf = prepare quickly) meal hinzaubern; (fig = stir up) interest, feeling anheizen, entfachen; support finden, auftreiben (inf); audience, crowd mitreißenI'll just whip up something to eat (inf) — ich mach nur schnell was zu essen
the sea, whipped up by the wind — das Meer, vom Wind aufgepeitscht
* * *whip up v/t2. antreiben3. fig die Menge etc aufpeitschen, die Stimmung etc anheizenb) Leute zusammentrommeln* * *transitive verb1) (snatch up) [blitz]schnell aufheben2) (Cookery) [kräftig] schlagen3) (arouse) aufpeitschen [Wellen]; (fig.) anheizen (ugs.), anfachen (geh.) [Emotionen, Interesse]; schüren [Hass, Unzufriedenheit]4) (coll.): (make quickly) schnell hinzaubern [Gericht, Essen] -
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25 cradle-snatcher
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snatch|y — «SNACH ee», adjective. done or occurring in snatches; disconnected; irregular. –snatch´i|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary