snapshot

UK
/ˈsnæpʃɒt/
US
/ˈsnæpʃɑt/

Übersetzungen

snapshotsubstantiv
snapshots
Pl.
UK
/ˈsnæpʃɒt/
US
/ˈsnæpʃɑt/
She took a snapshot of the beautiful sunset.
Она сделала снимок красивого заката.
He showed me a snapshot from his vacation.
Он показал мне фотографию с его отпуска.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
моментальный снимок
snapshotverb
snapshotted
Präteritum
snapshotted
Partizip Perfekt
snapshotting
Gerundium
UK
/ˈsnæpʃɒt/
US
/ˈsnæpʃɑːt/
She wants to snapshot the moment with her friends.
Она хочет запечатлеть момент с друзьями.
I will snapshot the beautiful sunset.
Я сфотографирую красивый закат.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
снять снимок
Synonyme
grab a photo
shoot a photo
shoot a picture
click (a photo)
take a photo
take a picture
snapshotadjektiv
more snapshot
Komp.
most snapshot
Super.
UK
/ˈsnæp.ʃɒt/
US
/ˈsnæp.ʃɑt/
Used attributively to describe something produced quickly or representing a brief moment (e.g., "a snapshot report").

Definitionen

snapshotsubstantiv
A photograph, especially one taken quickly or spontaneously without formal posing.
She took a snapshot of the sunset with her phone.
A brief or quick view or summary of something.
The report provides a snapshot of the current economic situation.
In computing, a copy of the state of a system, file, or database at a specific point in time for backup or recovery purposes.
Before deploying the patch, the administrator created a snapshot of the server.
In ice hockey, a quick wrist shot taken with minimal wind-up, combining speed and accuracy.
The winger released a lightning snapshot from the slot that beat the goalie glove side.
snapshotverb
To take a quick photograph of something.
She quickly snapshotted the beautiful sunset before it disappeared.
In computing, to create an exact copy of the state of a system, file, or database at a particular point in time.
The backup script snapshots the virtual machines every night.
snapshotadjektiv
Produced quickly and giving only a brief or momentary view.
The study offers a snapshot view of consumer preferences.