snagged

UK
/snæɡd/
US
/snæɡd/

Translations

snaggedadjective
UK
/snæɡd/
US
/snæɡd/
accrochéSens d’un objet retenu ou pris à quelque chose.
Her sweater was snagged on a nail as she walked past the fence.
Son pull était accroché à un clou quand elle est passée près de la clôture.
Additional translations
tiréSurtout pour un tissu ou un vêtement présentant des fils tirés ou un aspect abîmé par un accroc.
snagverb

snagged

Past Simple

snagged
Past Simple
snagged
Past Participle
snagging
Gerund
UK
/snæɡ/
US
/snæɡ/
se coincerDevenir pris ou empêtré.
The fishing line snagged on a submerged log.
La ligne de pêche s’est coincée sur une branche immergée.
accrocherSe prendre sur une aspérité ou un objet pointu.
She snagged her sweater on a nail as she walked past.
Elle a accroché son pull à un clou en passant.
dégoterFamilier ; obtenir rapidement et souvent par chance.
He managed to snag the last ticket to the concert.
Il a réussi à dégoter la dernière place pour le concert.
entraverCauser une difficulté ou un retard.
The paperwork snagged the approval process for weeks.
La paperasse a entravé le processus d’approbation pendant des semaines.

Definitions

snaggedadjective
Caught or entangled on something.
Her sweater was snagged on a nail as she walked past the fence.
Having a rough or uneven surface due to being caught or torn.
The fabric looked snagged after being washed with the zipper open.
snagverb
To catch or tear something on a sharp projection.
She snagged her sweater on a nail as she walked past.
To obtain or catch something quickly or unexpectedly.
He managed to snag the last ticket to the concert.
To become caught or entangled.
The fishing line snagged on a submerged log.
To cause difficulty or delay; to hinder the progress of something.
The paperwork snagged the approval process for weeks.