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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. snatch <pl snatches> [Brit snatʃ, Am snætʃ] N

1. snatch (fragment):

snatch (of conversation)
snatch (of poem, poet)
snatch (of concerto, composer)
snatch (of tune)

2. snatch (grab):

to make a snatch at sth

3. snatch (theft):

snatch
vol m
bag snatch
£100, 000 was stolen in a wages snatch

4. snatch SPORTS (in weightlifting):

snatch

5. snatch Am (vulva):

snatch vulg sl
chatte f vulg sl

II. snatch [Brit snatʃ, Am snætʃ] VB trans

1. snatch (grab):

snatch book, key
snatch opportunity
snatch victory
snatch lead
to snatch sth from sb
arracher qc à qn

2. snatch (steal):

snatch inf
piquer inf
snatch handbag, jewellery
voler (from à)
snatch baby
snatch kiss
voler (from à)

3. snatch (take hurriedly):

have we got time to snatch a meal?

III. snatch [Brit snatʃ, Am snætʃ] VB intr

to snatch at sth rope, letter

I. snatch away VB [Brit snatʃ -, Am snætʃ -] (snatch [sth] away)

snatch away
arracher qc (from sb à qn)

snatch squad N Brit

snatch squad

I. snatch up VB [Brit snatʃ -, Am snætʃ -] (snatch up [sth])

snatch up clothes, papers
snatch up child
to snatch up a bargain
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
snatch
with a snatch
to snatch sth
to snatch first place
arracher personne, objet
to snatch (de, à from)
to snatch sth out of sb's hands
to snatch [sth] up

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I. snatch <-es> [snætʃ] N

1. snatch (sudden grab):

snatch

2. snatch (theft):

snatch

3. snatch (fragment):

snatch
snatch of conversation
snatch of time

4. snatch vulg (vulva):

snatch

II. snatch [snætʃ] VB trans

1. snatch (grab quickly):

snatch
to snatch sth out of sb's hand

2. snatch (steal):

snatch

3. snatch (kidnap):

snatch

4. snatch (take advantage of):

snatch

5. snatch SPORTS:

snatch

III. snatch [snætʃ] VB intr

snatch
to snatch at sth

snatch up VB trans

snatch up

snatch away VB trans

snatch away
to snatch sth away from sb
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to snatch
to snatch sb from sb's clutches
to snatch sb from death
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. snatch <-es> [snætʃ] N

1. snatch (sudden grab):

snatch

2. snatch (theft):

snatch

3. snatch (fragment):

snatch
snatch of conversation
snatch of time

4. snatch vulg (vulva):

snatch

II. snatch [snætʃ] VB trans

1. snatch (grab quickly):

snatch
to snatch sth out of sb's hand

2. snatch (steal):

snatch

3. snatch (kidnap):

snatch

4. snatch (take advantage of):

snatch

5. snatch sports:

snatch

III. snatch [snætʃ] VB intr

snatch
to snatch at sth

snatch up VB trans

snatch up

snatch away VB trans

snatch away
to snatch sth away from sb
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to snatch
to snatch sb from sb's clutches
to snatch sb from death
Present
Isnatch
yousnatch
he/she/itsnatches
wesnatch
yousnatch
theysnatch
Past
Isnatched
yousnatched
he/she/itsnatched
wesnatched
yousnatched
theysnatched
Present Perfect
Ihavesnatched
youhavesnatched
he/she/ithassnatched
wehavesnatched
youhavesnatched
theyhavesnatched
Past Perfect
Ihadsnatched
youhadsnatched
he/she/ithadsnatched
wehadsnatched
youhadsnatched
theyhadsnatched