інші переклади
| урвать |
snatch
snaffle
|
| схватить |
seize
catch
take hold of
grapple
capture
snatch
|
| хватать |
seize
suffice
snatch
last
claw
pluck at
|
| вырывать |
pull out
snatch
wrest
pry
tear out
extract
|
| хвататься |
grasp
clutch
snatch
pluck at
|
| ухватить |
clutch
snatch
|
| стащить |
sneak
pull off
filch
snatch
nick
snitch
|
| похищать |
abduct
reave
snatch
purloin
carry off
ravish
|
| ухватиться |
seize
seize upon
clutch
snatch
leap
fasten upon
|
| срывать |
tear
pluck
tear off
frustrate
disrupt
snatch
|
| цапать |
snatch
grab
seize
|
| рывок |
jerk
spurt
dash
tug
snatch
yank
|
| обрывок |
piece
fragment
snatch
patch
scraps
wisp
|
| хватание |
prehension
snatch
|
| хватка |
grip
grasp
snap
hug
clutch
snatch
|
| момент |
moment
point
momentum
instant
minute
snatch
|
| мгновение |
instant
moment
flash
second
minute
snatch
|
| короткий промежуток времени |
snatch
spell
|
| похищение людей |
kidnapping
snatch
|
синоніми
іменник
дієслово
приклади
Well snatch Rah outta the muh-fuckin line and y’all circle back to the crib, man!
That’s when Sam saw a long, slender arm stretch into the room from the crack in the ceiling and try to snatch the baby.
She watched it fall and then thought better of it, swooping to snatch it out of the sky.
If it was a particularly strong love you might get images accompanying the feeling: a flash of a face, or maybe even a snatch of music.
They just blindly waved their invisible arms around, attempting to snatch up the living and fulfil their sole desire of returning to the world of the living.
When he had it, Zafir pictured a glasship and a gondola, Shonda inside it, Diamond Eye falling like a stone to snatch both in his talons and flying away, carrying the gondola between his claws.
Lose ya heat, I snatch ya meat!
Keep them fed and happy, control the deaths, and they wouldn’t crawl out of the water to snatch the children.
Elsewhere, the slope was steep and treacherous, rocks sticking out between thick tangles of grass and thorny vines or else hidden beneath them, hungry to snatch a foot and twist an ankle.
Dracon-skuas sped past it, to snatch up the feast leaking into the beach.
If she just stuck out a hand to her left, she could snatch it off the shelf.
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