snatch vt. 1.抢,抓住;抢去,夺去,攫取 (away; off; up; down; from)。 2.趁机获得;侥幸救出;杀死。 3.〔美俚〕诱拐,绑架。 vi. 攫取,抢夺,抓住 (at)。 snatch a hurried meal 急急忙忙吃饭。 snatch an opportunity 抓住机会。 He was snatched away by premature death. 他突然夭亡。 The handbag was snatched from its owner. 手提包从物主手中夺走。 He was snatched from the jaws of death. 他侥幸得救,从死亡中抢救出来。 snatch a kiss 冷不防接一个吻。 snatch a nap 抓空小睡。 snatch at an offer 抢先答应。 snatch at the chance of 抓住机会。 n. 1.抢夺,抓住,攫取;【举重】抓举。 2.小片,破片;一节,两三句;(膳食的)一口;(工作等的)一阵子,一下工夫。 3.〔美俚〕诱拐,绑架。 a snatch of sleep 短短一觉。 snatches of song 断断续续的歌唱。 by (fits and) snatches=in snatches 断断续续地。 make a snatch at 动手想攫取。
Peter snatched a kiss from a lovely girl 彼得偷吻了一位可爱的女孩。
He snatched a kiss from her 他出其不意,吻了她一下。
One of these seafaring men - the shipmaster , indeed , who had spoken to hester prynne - was so smitten with pearl s aspect , that he attempted to lay hands upon her , with purpose to snatch a kiss 这些水手当中有一个人就是同海丝特白兰谈过话的那位船长,他被珠儿的容貌深深吸引,试图把一双手放在她头上,并且打算亲亲她。
And she snatched a kiss of him , and flew for the house to get the bed ready , and scattering orders right and left at the niggers and everybody else , as fast as her tongue could go , every jump of the way 她啧地吻了他一下,往屋里飞奔,去把床铺铺好。一路上舌头转得飞快,对黑奴和其他的人一个个下了命令,跑一步,下一个命令。