snug

UK
/snʌg/
US
/snʌg/
snugnoun
snugs
pl
UK
/snʌɡ/
US
/snʌɡ/
Translations
He retreated to his snug to work on his novel.
Он ушел в свой кабинет, чтобы работать над романом.
We met at the snug of the local pub.
Мы встретились в баре местного паба.
Additional translations
Definitions
A small, comfortable, and cozy room or area, often in a pub, where people can sit and relax.
We found a snug at the back of the pub where we could enjoy our drinks in peace.
snugverb
snugged
Past Simple
snugged
Past Participle
snugging
Gerund
UK
/snʌɡ/
US
/snʌɡ/
Translations
She snugged into the warm blanket on a cold winter night.
Она уютно устроилась в тёплом одеяле холодной зимней ночью.
Definitions
To make something fit closely or tightly.
She snugged the blanket around her shoulders to keep warm.
To settle or nestle comfortably and cozily.
He snugged into the couch with a good book.
snugadjective
snugger
Comp.
snuggest
Super.
UK
/snʌg/
US
/snʌg/
Translations
The snug cabin was perfect for a winter retreat.
Уютная хижина была идеальна для зимнего отдыха.
She wore a snug dress that highlighted her figure.
Она надела обтягивающее платье, которое подчеркивало её фигуру.
Definitions
Comfortably warm and cozy.
The cat looked snug as it curled up by the fireplace.
Fitting closely and tightly.
She wore a snug sweater that hugged her figure perfectly.
Providing a sense of security or comfort.
The snug cabin in the woods was the perfect retreat for the weekend.
snugadverb
Used chiefly informally to mean ‘snugly; tightly; closely’.
Definitions
In a snug manner; closely, securely, or tightly.
Make sure the lid is screwed on snug so nothing leaks.