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英 [snæp ʌp]

美 [snæp ʌp]

抢购，赶紧买下（便宜或心仪之物）

IELTS

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 抢购，赶紧买下(便宜或心仪之物)
  If yousnapsomethingup, you buy it quickly because it is cheap or is just what you want.
  1. Every time we get a new delivery of clothes, people are queuing to snap them up...
     每次新到一批服装时，人们都在排起长队来抢购。
  2. One eagle-eyed collector snapped up a pair of Schiaparelli earrings for just £6.
     一个眼疾手快的收藏家以仅仅 6 英镑的价钱抢到了一副斯基亚帕雷利设计的耳环。

英英释义

verb

• get hold of or seize quickly and easily
  1. I snapped up all the good buys during the garage sale
  Synonym:snafflegrab

双语例句

• Politicians such as Barnaby Joyce, alarmed by Chinese moves to snap up Australian mining assets, have been quick to make a connection.
  巴纳比乔伊斯（BarnabyJoyce）等政治家对中国大举收购澳大利亚矿业资产的举动感到担忧，他们迅速将这二者联系起来。
• With stock prices low, they're going to snap up acquisitions the way real estate speculators have been snapping up foreclosed property.
  随着股票价格降低，他们将以房地产投机抢购不可赎回财产的方式进行并购。
• The England football team may have enough money to snap up the latest designer gear, but as their latest photoshoot proves, you can still look a million dollars in a high street suit.
  英格兰足球队可能有足够资金抢购最新的名牌设计，但最新曝光的照片证明，即使他们身穿高街品牌，也能看起来价值百万。
• When there is a shortage, people will snap up goods.
  一时某些商品少了些，人们就忙着争购。
• At the World's Biggest Coffee Morning, which will take place on the 27th of September, coffee fans will be able to snap up one of the limited edition fragrances.
  9月27日将举行全世界最大的咖啡清晨活动日，届时所有咖啡爱好者都可以来此抢购限量版咖啡味香水。
• Galliani then gave the press a bellyful of answers that confirm the club's will to snap up the star.
  饭后，加利亚尼给了记者们一个被谈论了一万年的回答，他确认俱乐部将要抢购伊布。
• Would they renew or release? Snap up or toss out renewal offers that arrived in the mail?
  他们会继续还是退票？是抢购还是通过邮件提出退票的要求？
• Chinese groups may find it harder to snap up oil and gas resources as the price of crude oil rises.
  随着原油价格上涨，中国能源集团也许会发现，收购油气资源的难度更大了。
• One eagle-eyed collector snapped up a pair of Schiaparelli earrings for just £ 6.
  一个眼疾手快的收藏家以仅仅6英镑的价钱抢到了一副斯基亚帕雷利设计的耳环。
• Typically, a buyer will snap up a large number of works by an artist and hoard them, then bid aggressively next time a work by the artist comes up at auction.
  通常情况下，一位买主会一举买下一位艺术家的大量作品贮藏起来，然后在下次该艺术家的作品出现在拍卖会上时喊出高价。