snap up

英 [snæp ʌp]

美 [snæp ʌp]

抢购，赶紧买下（便宜或心仪之物）

IELTS

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 抢购，赶紧买下(便宜或心仪之物)
  If yousnapsomethingup, you buy it quickly because it is cheap or is just what you want.
  1. Every time we get a new delivery of clothes, people are queuing to snap them up...
     每次新到一批服装时，人们都在排起长队来抢购。
  2. One eagle-eyed collector snapped up a pair of Schiaparelli earrings for just £6.
     一个眼疾手快的收藏家以仅仅 6 英镑的价钱抢到了一副斯基亚帕雷利设计的耳环。

英英释义

verb

• get hold of or seize quickly and easily
  1. I snapped up all the good buys during the garage sale
  Synonym:snafflegrab

双语例句

• Politicians such as Barnaby Joyce, alarmed by Chinese moves to snap up Australian mining assets, have been quick to make a connection.
  巴纳比乔伊斯（BarnabyJoyce）等政治家对中国大举收购澳大利亚矿业资产的举动感到担忧，他们迅速将这二者联系起来。
• Unfortunately, it's all too easy for eavesdroppers to snap up those messages and conversations en route to their intended receiver.
  不幸的是，窃听者很容易在途中拦截信息和对话。
• Soon, Uranium One began to snap up mining companies with assets in the United States.
  铀壹公司很快开始收购在美国拥有资产的矿业公司。
• Galliani then gave the press a bellyful of answers that confirm the club's will to snap up the star.
  饭后，加利亚尼给了记者们一个被谈论了一万年的回答，他确认俱乐部将要抢购伊布。
• Mr Tucker also said yesterday that recent market turmoil may present opportunities to snap up rivals.
  1月23日塔克还表示，近期的市场动荡可能提供了抢购竞争对手的良机。
• The short-term nature of the sales, for one, creates an incentive to snap up deals quickly.
  由于在吉尔特集团的网站上，一件商品的销售时间非常短暂，这就对顾客形成了一种激励，刺激他们迅速把产品抢到手。
• A junk rating may not be an issue if foreign governments just snap up the bonds in a show of solidarity with Europe.
  假如外国政府为了表达对欧洲的支持，纷纷购入债券，垃圾评级可能就不是问题。
• Nike continued to snap up the most popular athletes, including Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras, and later Tiger Woods, making Reebok seem lame by comparison.
  耐克继续和那些最红的运动员合作，包括安德烈•阿加西、皮特•桑普拉斯和后来的泰戈尔•伍兹，使锐步相形见绌。
• While it would be tempting from a symbolic point of view to want to make a splash and snap up a whole institution, this would almost certainly be folly.
  尽管从出风头的角度看，整体收购一家银行是个诱人的想法，但这几乎可以肯定是非常愚蠢的。
• When there is a shortage, people will snap up goods.
  一时某些商品少了些，人们就忙着争购。