snipe in Spanish
snipe in Spanish is agachadiza, agachona, caica — snipe means a long-billed wading bird found in marshes and wetlands.
snipe in Spanish
What does "snipe" mean?
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noun A long-billed wading bird found in marshes and wetlands.
"The hunters spotted a snipe darting low over the reeds."
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verb To shoot at someone from a hidden position.
"Enemy soldiers sniped at the convoy from the rooftops."
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verb To make sly, critical remarks about someone, often from a safe distance.
"Rival commentators kept sniping at each other on social media."
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verb To place a last-second bid in an online auction to beat other bidders.
"He used software to snipe the auction in its final seconds."
snipe in a sentence
- The hunters spotted a snipe darting low over the reeds.
- Enemy soldiers sniped at the convoy from the rooftops.
- Rival commentators kept sniping at each other on social media.
- He used software to snipe the auction in its final seconds.
Common Spanish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "snipe" in Spanish?
"snipe" in Spanish is agachadiza, agachona, caica. snipe means: A long-billed wading bird found in marshes and wetlands.
How do you use "snipe" in a sentence?
Example: "The hunters spotted a snipe darting low over the reeds." In Spanish, "snipe" is agachadiza, agachona, caica.
Are there other ways to say "snipe" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 3 translations listed for "snipe": agachadiza, agachona, caica.