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snap

[snap] / snæp /


VERB
separate, break
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Passengers on the other airlines’ canceled flights had already snapped up earlier options.

From The Wall Street Journal

An ongoing cold snap has seen snow settle in parts of the county amid sub zero temperatures.

From BBC

Both “real money” investors who wrote down their old investments and distressed-debt funds that more recently snapped up bonds at low prices stand to be winners.

From The Wall Street Journal

U.S. military officers have to make snap real-time judgments with imperfect information.

From The Wall Street Journal

Groups of passersby stopped outside the city’s La Carlota air base—one of the sites targeted in Saturday’s military incursion —to take photos, exchanging pleasantries as they snapped photos of the bombed site.

From The Wall Street Journal