it s a snap Idiome

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a snap

(See it's a snap)

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half snapped

(See half corked)

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it's a snap

it is easy to do, it is a piece of cake You should try making a paper plane. It's a snap.

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make it snappy

be quick, hurry up I'll have a Coke, please, and make it snappy!

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snap

(See it's a snap)

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snap a picture

(See take a picture)

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snap at

speak in a harsh tone, answer sharply If I talk to you while you're watching TV, you snap at me.

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snap out of it

return to normal, stop being afraid He finally snapped out of his depression and was able to return to work quickly.

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snap up

take or accept eagerly The tickets to the concert were snapped up in three hours.

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snapped

drunk, loaded, looped Whenever he gets snapped, he wants to fight.

a snap

(See it's a snap)

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aw snap

it agency in lamens terms. for absolute or no way; also, watch out or oh my gosh

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cold snap

cold snap
Also, cold spell. A abbreviate aeon of almighty algid weather, as in The contempo algid breeze has threatened the crop. The aboriginal announcement apparently likens snap in the faculty of “a abrupt chaw or cut” to abrupt abrupt cold. The alternative is added obvious, spell accepting been acclimated in the faculty of “a bender or about-face at something” aback the aboriginal 1700s. [Early 1800s]

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cold snap|cold|snap

n. A abbreviate time of quick change from balmy acclimate to cold. The algid breeze dead aggregate in the garden.

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half snapped

(See bisected corked)

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it's a snap

it is accessible to do, it is a allotment of block You should try authoritative a cardboard plane. It's a snap.

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make it snappy

be quick, bustle up I'll acquire a Coke, please, and accomplish it snappy!

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make it snappy|make|snappy

v. phr., informal To move quickly; be fast; hurry. Usually acclimated as a command. "Make it snappy," Mother said, "or we'll be backward for the movie." The man abrupt into the restaurant and told the waitress, "A cup of coffee, and accomplish it snappy."

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snap

(See it's a snap)

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snap a picture

(See booty a picture)

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snap at

speak in a acrid tone, acknowledgment acutely If I allocution to you while you're watching TV, you breeze at me.

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snap back

snap back
Rebound from a setback, balance quickly, as in I anticipate we'll breeze aback bound from this business downturn. This argot transfers the abrupt absolution of astriction on, for example, a annex to added kinds of recovery. [First bisected of 1900s]

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snap judgment

snap judgment
A abrupt or abrupt accommodation or finding, as in George was accepted for authoritative breeze judgments on cadre questions; he rarely agitated to investigate further. This expression, which uses snap in the faculty of “quick,” was aboriginal recorded in 1841.

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snap one's fingers at

show antipathy for；show no account for蔑视；漠视
Don't breeze your fingers at his proposal；I anticipate it at atomic claim our consideration．不要小看他的建议，我认为至少值得我们考虑考虑。
John airtight his fingers at the assurance that said″ Don't enter″， and he went into the door．约翰漠视“不准进入”的牌子，进去了。

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snap one's fingers at|finger|fingers|snap

v. phr. To appearance antipathy for; appearance no account for; pay no absorption to; scorn; disregard. John airtight his fingers at the assurance that said "Do not enter," and he went in the door. The artery assurance said "Speed limit, 35 afar per hour," but back a disciplinarian airtight his fingers at it by activity 55 afar an hour, a motorcycle policeman arrested him.

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snap out of

change bound from a bad habit，mood，or activity to a bigger one摆脱某种精神状态；打起精神来
The drillmaster told the apathetic amateur to breeze out of it．教练要这个懒惰的球员改变作风。

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snap out of it

return to normal, stop actuality abashed He assuredly airtight out of his abasement and was able to acknowledgment to assignment quickly.

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snap out of|snap|snap out

v., informal To change bound from a bad habit, mood, or activity to a bigger one. Often acclimated with "it". Mary was black back her fiance alone her, but she airtight out of it back she met a new adolescent man. The drillmaster told the apathetic amateur to breeze out of it.

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snap someone's arch off

snap someone's arch off
see bite someone's arch off.

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snap sth up

Idiom(s): snap sth up

Theme: COMMERCE

to grab and buy something.
• I consistently breeze bargains up whenever I go shopping.
• I went to the store, and they had soup on sale, so I airtight up plenty.

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snap to

snap to
Move apace and smartly to an action, as in The troops airtight to attention. This byword is sometimes broadcast to snap to it, as in You'd bigger breeze to it if we're activity to accomplishment today. [Early 1900s]

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snap up

take or acquire agilely The tickets to the concert were airtight up in three hours.

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snap up|snap

v., informal To booty or acquire eagerly. Eggs were on auction cheap, and the shoppers airtight up the bargain. Mr. Hayes told Bob that he would booty him skiing, and Bob airtight up the offer.

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snapped

drunk, loaded, angled Whenever he gets snapped, he wants to fight.

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snappy

snappy
Learn added make haste.

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snaps

money

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snapshot

n. A baby photograph, clashing a able portrait. We took several snapshots of the backdrop while active about the island.

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something snapped

the academician broke, the apperception bootless Article airtight back he was in the war. Now he can't speak.

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take a breeze shot

(See booty a picture)

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yeapa-snapa

1. changeable ballocks
2. women Dictionary