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adj. onverwacht, snel-, bliksem-, flits- (stemming, film, etc.)--------adv. onverwacht, snel, bliksemsnel--------n. klap, hap, beet; knip (met vingers, schaar)drukknoop; foto; pit, energie--------v. happen (naar), bijten; aangrijpen (kans); (ermee) ophouden; (af)breken, (af)knappen; knallen (met zweep, geweer); snauwensnap1[ snæp] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 klap5 foto♦voorbeelden:1 shut a book/lid with a snap • een boek/deksel met een klap sluiten10 put some snap into it! • een beetje meer fut!I don't care a snap for what she says • wat zij zegt kan me geen barst/lor schelen————————snap2♦voorbeelden:————————snap3〈 snapped〉♦voorbeelden:〈 informeel〉 snap to it • vooruit, schiet 'ns op6 met een ruk/schok bewegen♦voorbeelden:1 (weg)grissen ⇒ grijpen, (weg)rukken♦voorbeelden:snap up • op de kop tikkensnap up a bargain • een koopje meepakken¶ 〈Amerikaans-Engels; informeel〉 snap it up • vooruit, aan de slag————————snap42 knak♦voorbeelden:1 snap went the glass • klap ging/zei het glas¶ 〈Brits-Engels; informeel〉 snap! you're wearing the same dress as me • wat een toeval! je hebt dezelfde jurk aan als ik
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