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Definition of «snap»

The term "snap" has multiple meanings, depending on its context.

1) It can refer to a brief or sudden action, as in "He took a snap decision." This usage implies that the action was quick and spontaneous.

2) In photography, it refers to the sound made by a camera's shutter when it opens and closes to take a picture.

3) It can also refer to an electronic message or communication, as in "I sent him a snap." This usage implies that the message was brief or concise.

Usage examples

  1. I heard a loud snap and realized that I had accidentally broken my pencil in half.
  2. My friend had a quick temper and would often snap at people for no reason.
  3. After a long and tiring day, I decided to snap a few photos of the beautiful sunset.
  4. I was trying to assemble the furniture, but one of the pieces wouldn't snap into place properly.
  5. My little brother loves playing with his snap-together building blocks to create different structures.
  6. The suspense in the movie was intense, and it made me jump and snap my fingers in surprise several times.
  7. I just finished editing the video, and now I'm going to snap my fingers to add some sound effects.

Phrases with «snap»

Sentences with «snap»

  • I always add lots of snaps of my little 2 children on my blog but never the oldest two. (clairejustineoxox.com)
  • This cloth diaper cover has two rows of snaps in case you need to make adjustments. (babieslounge.com)
  • Every dress comes with snaps at the neckline to make breastfeeding a breeze and of course pockets for the millions of things we carry around everyday. (milkmaidgoods.com)
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