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Meanings of snap up in English

Portuguese
arrebatar
Catalan
agafar
Spanish
arrebatar

Get hold of or seize quickly and easily.

arrebatar
Usage of snap up in English
1
Visit during a gallery opening night and snap up some original art.
The Guardian
2
Superficially, Lebedev resembles other Russian oligarchs attempting to snap up British assets.
The Guardian
3
We also snap up the ancillaries-techstocks, defense industries, shipping, the lot.
Hostile intent
4
Imagine the reaction if Chinese investors moved in to snap up Volkswagen.
The Irish Times
5
Minor is the latest Thai hospitality firm to snap up hotels abroad.
Reuters
6
She was wearing a dress that didn't even snap up the front.
Happiness key
7
They are really 'into' this now and will snap up your request.
A Grandpa's Notebook / Ideas, Models, Stories and Memoirs to Enc...
8
Also, local banks will snap up a sizeable chunk of any new issue.
Reuters
9
Some players, however, have seen opportunities to snap up struggling refineries.
Reuters
10
Today is your last chance to snap up early- bird tickets.
The Irish Times
11
At Tuesday's closing price, that would snap up 346 million shares.
Reuters
12
So snap up one and set someone's heart all a-flutter on February 14th.
The Irish Times
13
It's never too early to snap up a fun-filled summer holiday.
The Irish Times
14
Delphin had to resist the urge to snap up the fish.
Percy Jackson’s Greek Gods
15
Barnsley and Huddersfield head the race to snap up his services.
The Irish Times
16
Nobody wants to hear stroke-inducing electronica as you snap up your stretchy pants.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common
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