snag in Italian
snag in Italian is albero morto in piedi, intoppo — snag means an unexpected problem or obstacle.
snag in Italian
albero morto in piedi
A dead tree that remains standing.
intoppo
(figuratively) A problem or difficulty with something.
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."
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.
Similar words in Italian
Common Italian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "snag" in Italian?
"snag" in Italian is albero morto in piedi, intoppo. 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 Italian, "snag" is albero morto in piedi, intoppo.
Are there other ways to say "snag" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "snag": albero morto in piedi, intoppo.
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