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1 snap
• apiti; apnuti; baciti; bez; bez pripreme; brz; driker; fotografija; fotografisati; haknuti; hap; hapaj; hapati; iznenada; lak zadatak; prasak; pucanj; puckati; pucketanje; raspući se; sitnica; skršiti se; snimak; snimanje (foto aparatom); spona; ščepati; škljocanje; škljocnuti; uhva -
2 snap-dragon
• zevalica -
3 snap-shot
• brz hitac; trenutni snimak; trenutno snimiti -
4 snap a person up short
• izbrusiti nekoga -
5 snap action
• trenutno dejstvo -
6 snap action-action contact
• odskočni kontakt -
7 snap and go
• okretnost; otresitost -
8 snap at a person
• obrenuti se na koga -
9 snap at an opportunity
• ugrabiti priliku -
10 snap beans
• boranija -
11 snap dragon
• zevalica -
12 snap had rivet
• zakivak okrugle glave -
13 snap judgment
• sud donet na brzinu -
14 snap nut
• navrtka; sigurnosna navrtka -
15 snap off
• okinuti pištolj -
16 snap one's fingers at a person
• ne zarezivati nekoga -
17 snap out of it
• doći sebi -
18 snap ring
• elastični osigurač; osigurač; prstenasti osigurač -
19 snap ring circlip
• osigurač -
20 snap ring plier
• klešta za osigurače
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