Pronunciation: /snæps/
noun a sudden, sharp cracking sound or movement
A1 She loves to take snaps of her dog at the park.
A2 I always carry my camera with me to capture snaps of beautiful scenery.
B1 The photographer took some amazing snaps of the city skyline at sunset.
B2 I enjoy looking through old family snaps and reminiscing about the past.
C1 The artist's exhibition featured a series of abstract snaps that challenged viewers' perceptions.
C2 The journalist's snaps of the protest captured the raw emotion and intensity of the event.
verb to make a sudden, sharp cracking sound or movement
A1 She snaps her fingers to the beat of the music.
A2 The branch snaps under the weight of the snow.
B1 He snaps at his coworkers when he's stressed.
B2 The photographer snaps a quick picture before the sun sets.
C1 The CEO snaps his fingers and the employees immediately spring into action.
C2 The magician snaps his fingers and the rabbit disappears in a puff of smoke.
formal The photographer took quick snaps of the model during the photoshoot.
informal Let's take some snaps before we leave the party.
slang She snaps at anyone who disagrees with her.
figurative The tension in the room was so thick, it felt like it could snap at any moment.
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