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Meanings of snapshot in anglès
portuguès
cópia instantânea de volume espanyol
copia instantánea de volumen Sinònims
Examples for "shot"
Examples for "shot"
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A year ago, I thought it was possible but a long shot.
2
The shot was Dallas' second since the start of the second period.
3
Barque and Biquet were shot in the belly; Eudore in the throat.
4
He has shot dead at least 12 victims so far, police say.
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Malala was shot three times at point blank range two years ago.
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Opposition parties said, however, that they still wanted a snap general election.
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Plus: a snap election in Greece has the potential to destabilise Europe.
3
Meanwhile, a snap election may be held in Greece early next year.
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The family immediately took a snap, seeing the humour of the situation.
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He captioned the snap: Got myself a fiance just before new year.
Usage of snapshot in anglès
1
The annual snapshot of the state of New Zealanders' health is out.
2
Five minutes later, he fired a snapshot in off the far post.
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The report comes before Friday's monthly snapshot of the US jobs market.
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Brenda said she thought the snapshot was taken somewhere in England .
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Mayor Rachel Reese said the report was a snapshot of New Zealand.
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Purchasing managers' surveys this week will give the latest snapshot of activity.
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The government will publish its snapshot of third-quarter GDP later this month.
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The Census provides an invaluable snapshot of the population every five years.
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That snapshot could be viewed by law enforcement, insurance companies and automakers.
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His snapshot from 20 yards just now, however, did not trouble Valdes.
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Any given season in European rugby is merely a snapshot in history.
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The BBC's Daniel Sandford has this snapshot of Russian television news reports.
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Not a snapshot taken at some birthday party, Christmas or family get-together.
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And Ad Topics is a current snapshot, rather than a historical list.
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This week's Horizons offers readers a snapshot of interesting Christmas present ideas.
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Here is a snapshot of some of the best events this weekend.
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Translations for snapshot
Snapshot through the time
Snapshot across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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