snagged

英 [snæɡd]

美 [snæɡd]

v.  (在带尖的东西上)钩住，挂破，被钩住，被挂破; 抓住; 抢先获得
snag的过去分词和过去式

过去式：snagged　

COCA.40122

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 小困难;小问题;不利条件
  Asnagis a small problem or disadvantage.
  1. A police clampdown on car thieves hit a snag when villains stole one of their cars...
     警方打击偷车贼的行动遭遇了一点小挫折：匪徒偷走了一辆警车。
  2. The school deals exclusively with children of high academic ability. There is a snag though, it costs £9,600 a year.
     这所学校只招收学习能力强的孩子，不过还有个小问题——它每年的学费高达 9,600 英镑。
• V-ERG (把)(尤指衣物)钩破;(使)绊住
  If yousnagpart of your clothingona sharp or rough object or if itsnags, it gets caught on the object and tears.
  1. She snagged a heel on a root and tumbled to the ground...
     她脚后跟被一个树根绊了一下，踉踉跄跄地摔倒在地上。
  2. Brambles snagged his suit...
     荆棘把他的西服钩住了。
  3. Local fishermen's nets kept snagging on underwater objects.
     当地渔民的渔网老是被水下的东西钩住。

双语例句

• She snagged her dress on the comer of the table.
  她的衣服在桌角上剐破了。
• When the paper was sold, he snagged his first job at The Washington Post, in 1948.
  当这份报纸在1948年售出后，他获得了在《华盛顿邮报》的第一份工作。
• I snagged this one in the hallway, screaming.
  我把这个尖叫的家伙在楼道里堵住了。
• By this week, most of those lucky enough to have snagged tickets home were already gone.
  到这个星期为止，绝大部分人都买到了回家的站票。
• By pursuing a deal in a depressed market, he snagged the maker of brakes and landing gear at a bargain price.
  他抓住市场低迷的机会，推动公司以优惠价格收购了这家制动器与起落架制造商。
• They'd have gone bust if they hadn't snagged that contract from their rivals.
  如果他们没从对手那儿抢得那份合同，他们会破产的。
• Just as I made the last turn, I snagged something.
  就在我转最后一个弯时，我钩住了什么东西。
• But now it makes much more sense how she snagged a Grammy.
  不过现在看来，她得格莱美奖是情理之中的事。
• Despite being a relatively new business, its smartphones have snagged 10% market share in China, second only to Samsung.
  尽管这是个相对较新的业务，但其智能手机在中国的市场份额已达10%，仅次于三星公司（Samsung）。
• As the boat threatened to sink and they scrambled to get off, Sheryl's safety line snagged on something, trapping her there.
  眼看游艇就要下沉，他们挣扎着想要下船，这时谢里尔的安全索被什么东西绊住了，她被困在了那里。