snag in Dutch
snag in Dutch is ritsen — snag means an unexpected problem or obstacle.
snag in Dutch
ritsen
To catch or tear (e.g. fabric) upon a rough surface or projection.
What does "snag" mean?
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noun An unexpected problem or obstacle.
"We hit a snag with the visa application."
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noun A small tear or pulled thread in fabric caused by catching on something sharp.
"There's a snag in these tights already."
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verb To catch or tear on something sharp or rough.
"Her jumper snagged on the fence."
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verb Informally, to manage to get or obtain something, often quickly or opportunistically.
"He snagged the last ticket to the sold-out show."
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snag in a sentence
- We hit a snag with the visa application.
- Everything went well until we ran into a snag with the plumbing.
- There's a snag in these tights already.
- Her jumper snagged on the fence.
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What is "snag" in Dutch?
"snag" in Dutch is ritsen. snag means: An unexpected problem or obstacle.
How do you use "snag" in a sentence?
Example: "We hit a snag with the visa application." In Dutch, "snag" is ritsen.
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