Translations

snappedpast participle
UK
/snæpt/
US
/snæpt/
Used adjectivally as the past participle of the verb 'snap'.
The snapped branch hung precariously from the tree.
Сломанная ветка опасно свисала с дерева.
snapverb

snapped

Past Simple

snapped
Past Simple
snapped
Past Participle
snapping
Gerund
UK
/snæp/
US
/snæp/
The branch snapped under the weight of the snow.
Ветка сломалась под весом снега.
She snapped at her brother when he asked her a question.
Она огрызнулась на брата, когда он задал ей вопрос.
He snapped a picture of the sunset.
Он сфотографировал закат.
He snapped his fingers to get everyone's attention.
Он щелкнул пальцами, чтобы привлечь внимание всех.

Definitions

snappedpast participle
Broken or fractured suddenly and completely, often with a sharp noise.
The snapped branch lay on the ground after the storm.
Uttered or expressed with sudden sharpness; terse or abrupt.
Her snapped reply caught everyone off guard during the meeting.
Closed or secured by means of a snap fastener.
He placed the documents in a snapped folder to keep them safe.
snapverb
To break suddenly and completely, typically with a sharp cracking sound.
The branch snapped under the weight of the snow.
To make a sudden, sharp, cracking sound.
The fire snapped and crackled in the fireplace.
To move or change position with a sudden, sharp movement.
She snapped her fingers to get the waiter's attention.
To take a photograph quickly.
He snapped a picture of the sunset before it disappeared.
To speak or say something in a sharp, angry, or abrupt tone.
She snapped at her brother for interrupting her.
To suddenly lose one's self-control or composure.
After hours of waiting, he finally snapped and started yelling.
To make a sudden attempt to bite; to bite sharply.
The dog snapped at the mailman's ankles.
To cause something to break suddenly and completely, typically with a sharp cracking sound.
She snapped the stick in half without effort.