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Meaning of
snatch
in English
snatch
us
//snætʃ//
uk
//snætʃ//
#common
Plural
snatches
Past Tense
snatched
Participle Verb
snatching
Third Person Singular
snatches
Definitions
Noun
a
quick
grab
or
seizure
;
sudden
movement
a
weightlifting
event
;
lifting
a
barbell
overhead
Verb
to
grasp
and
remove
something
quickly
The
thief
tried
to
snatch
her
purse
from
her
shoulder
.
to
attempt
a
sudden
seizure
or
capture
The
police
will
snatch
any
opportunity
to
arrest
the
suspect
.
to
seize
quickly
;
without
permission
The
robber
tried
to
snatch
the
wallet
from
the
tourist's
pocket
.
to
steal
;
take
unfairly
The
company
will
snatch
the
contract
if
they
submit
a
better
bid
.
to
take
victory
suddenly
;
at
the
last
moment
The
team
will
snatch
the
championship
if
they
win
this
game
.
to
do
something
swiftly
;
in
limited
time
She
had
to
snatch
a
quick
breakfast
before
rushing
to
work
.