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81 snap to
snap to заключвам (се), затварям (се), щраквам; -
82 snap-off diode
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83 snap away
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84 snap check
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85 snap decision
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86 snap down a bird
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87 snap election
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88 snap fastener
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89 snap it up
snap it upvooruit, aan de slag -
90 snap one's eyes shut
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91 snap to it
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92 snap up a bargain
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93 snap went the glass
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94 snap! you're wearing the same dress as me
snap! you're wearing the same dress as mewat een toeval! je hebt dezelfde jurk aan als ikEnglish-Dutch dictionary > snap! you're wearing the same dress as me
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95 ■ snap back
■ snap backv. i. + avv.2 (fig.) rispondere male; ribattere; dare una rispostaccia3 riprendersi; recuperare le forze4 (fig. fam.: dell'economia, del mercato) recuperare, riprendersi all'improvviso; ( di prezzi, ecc.) avere un inatteso miglioramento. -
96 ■ snap down
■ snap downv. t. + avv.sbattere giù; chiudere di botto: He snapped the trapdoor down, sbatté giù la botola. -
97 ■ snap on
■ snap onA v. t. + avv.B v. i. + avv.chiudersi; attaccarsi; agganciarsi; affibbiarsi. -
98 ■ snap to
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99 snap-off
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100 snap-off diode
The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > snap-off diode
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