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snagBrE /snæɡ/NAmE /snæɡ/ noun(informal) a problem or difficulty, especially one that is small, hidden or unexpected （尤指潜在的、意外的、不严重的）问题，困难，障碍，麻烦 SYN difficulty ◆There is just one small snag—where is the money coming from? 只有一个小问题：钱从哪儿来？◆Let me know if you run into any snags. 要是遇到什么麻烦就告诉我。an object or a part of an object that is rough or sharp and may cut sth 突出物；尖齿；尖角；尖刺(AustralE, NZE, informal) a sausage 香肠 snagBrE /snæɡ/NAmE /snæɡ/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they snag BrE /snæɡ/ NAmE /snæɡ/present simple - he / she / it snags BrE /snæɡz/ NAmE /snæɡz/past simple snagged BrE /snæɡd/ NAmE /snæɡd/past participle snagged BrE /snæɡd/ NAmE /snæɡd/ -ing form snagging BrE /ˈsnæɡɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈsnæɡɪŋ/ [T, I] to catch or tear sth on sth rough or sharp; to become caught or torn in this way （在带尖的东西上）钩住，挂破，被钩住，被挂破◆~ sth on/in sthI snagged my sweater on the wire fence. 我的毛衣被铁丝网栅栏钩住了。◆~ sthThe fence snagged my sweater. 栅栏把我的毛衣挂住了。◆~ (on/in sth) The nets snagged on some rocks. 渔网缠在礁石上了。 [T] ~ sth (from sb)(NAmE, informal) to succeed in getting sth quickly, often before other people 抓住；抢先获得◆I snagged a ride from Joe. 我截住乔的车搭了一段路。 |