snatch1
/snætʃ/ [snatches]Translation
v [t]
→ to snatch at sth›
⇨ agarrar [rápidamente]
›
⇨ arrebatar
The thief tried to snatch her bag El ladrón trató de arrebatarle el bolso
⇨ robar
›
⇨ raptar
› (una oportunidad)
⇨ aprovechar
(Definition of snatch v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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