snatch
[snæʧ]intransitive verb | intransitives Verb v/iOverview of all translations
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  snatch
[snæʧ]transitive verb | transitives Verb v/tOverview of all translations
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  examples
  -   ergreifen, wahrnehmensnatch figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfigsnatch figurative(ly) | figurativ, in übertragenem Sinnfig
 
-   an sich reißensnatch secure for oneselfsnatch secure for oneself
 
examples
  -   entreißen, (hinweg)nehmensnatch take from <usually | meistmeist im Passiv gebraucht>snatch take from <usually | meistmeist im Passiv gebraucht>
 
snatch
[snæʧ]noun | Substantiv sOverview of all translations
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  -   (günstiger) Augenblick, kurze Zeit Periodesnatch spellsnatch spell
 
-   Bruchstückneuter | Neutrum nsnatch fragment <usually | meistmeistplural | Plural pl>snatch fragment <usually | meistmeistplural | Plural pl>
 -    snatch <usually | meistmeistplural | Plural pl>
 
examples
 -    a snatch of conversation <usually | meistmeistplural | Plural pl>ein Gesprächsfetzen
 -    in snatches <usually | meistmeistplural | Plural pl>aband | und u. zuin snatches <usually | meistmeistplural | Plural pl>
 
-   Kindes-, Menschenraubmasculine | Maskulinum msnatch kidnap slang | Slang, saloppe Umgangssprache, Jargonslsnatch kidnap slang | Slang, saloppe Umgangssprache, Jargonsl
 
-   Mösefeminine | Femininum fsnatch female genitals slang | Slang, saloppe Umgangssprache, Jargonslsnatch female genitals slang | Slang, saloppe Umgangssprache, Jargonsl