| 词组 | snip |
| 释义 | snip 1. noun 1 a bargain UK, 1926. 2 something that is easily achieved or done; a certainty UK, 1890. 3 a thing that is more fortunate, excellent or pleasing than might normally be expected. In the phrase 'snip of a thing' UK, 1952. 4 a ticket collector UK, 1970.► the snipany invasive medical procedure that sterilises a patient; a vasectomy, an orchidectomy, etc UK, 2001 2. verb to borrow money on short notice AUSTRALIA, 1989 snip offTo sever something (from something else) with a quick, clean cut. A noun or pronoun can be used between "snip" and "off." I was so glad when Charlie finally snipped off that disgusting rat-tail. Didn't he realize how repellant it looked? The man snuck into his neighbor's garden at night and snipped all the rosebuds off the bushes. snip (something) off of (something else)To sever something from something else with a quick, clean cut. I was so glad when Charlie finally snipped that disgusting rat-tail off of his head. Didn't he realize how repellant it looked? The man snuck into his neighbor's garden at night and snipped all the rosebuds off of the bushes. snip something off (of) somethingand snip something offto cut something off something. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) she snipped a dead blossom off the rosebush. Jane snipped off a bud. |
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