snatch in Japanese
snatch in Japanese is スナッチ, 奪う — snatch means to grab something suddenly and quickly.
snatch in Japanese
スナッチ
Pronounced: sunatchi
(weightlifting) A competitive weightlifting event in which a barbell is lifted from the platform to locked arms overhead in a smooth continuous movement.
奪う
Pronounced: ubau
What does "snatch" mean?
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verb To grab something suddenly and quickly.
"He snatched the last cookie before anyone else could."
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verb To seize or win something, often at the last possible moment.
"They snatched victory in the final seconds of the match."
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noun A weightlifting move in which the bar is lifted from the floor to overhead in one continuous motion.
"She set a new personal record in the snatch at the competition."
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noun A short, brief bit of something, such as conversation or music.
"He caught a snatch of their conversation as he passed."
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snatch in a sentence
- He snatched the last cookie before anyone else could.
- The thief snatched her handbag and ran.
- They snatched victory in the final seconds of the match.
- She set a new personal record in the snatch at the competition.
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What is "snatch" in Japanese?
"snatch" in Japanese is スナッチ, 奪う. snatch means: To grab something suddenly and quickly.
How do you pronounce スナッチ?
"snatch" in Japanese is スナッチ, pronounced "sunatchi".
How do you use "snatch" in a sentence?
Example: "He snatched the last cookie before anyone else could." In Japanese, "snatch" is スナッチ, 奪う.
Are there other ways to say "snatch" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "snatch": スナッチ, 奪う.
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