How do you pronounce 'Snatch' and 'arracher'?

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What is an example sentence for Snatch in French?

English: "The thief tried to snatch her purse." | French: "Le voleur a essayé de lui arracher son sac à main."

verb · noun

English to French Dictionary

snatch Meaning in French (snatch signification en français)

Q: What is 'arracher' called in English?

'arracher' in English is called "Snatch". Snatch refers to: Saisir ou prendre quelque chose rapidement et souvent illégalement de la main ou de la possession de quelqu'un.

verbarracher

nounrafle

arracher in English:snatch

Phonetic:aʁaʃe

Gender:Masculin

Quick Answer • En bref

La signification de snatch en français est arracher, rafle. (Saisir ou prendre quelque chose rapidement et souvent illégalement de la main ou de la possession de quelqu'un.)

Definitions of Snatch

1
verb
arracher
To quickly and often illegally take something from someone's grasp or possession.
Saisir ou prendre quelque chose rapidement et souvent illégalement de la main ou de la possession de quelqu'un.
2
noun
rafle
An act of quickly and often illegally taking something, or a small piece of something.
Un acte de prendre quelque chose rapidement et souvent illégalement, ou un petit morceau de quelque chose.

Example Sentences

casual

“The thief tried to snatch her purse.”

Le voleur a essayé de lui arracher son sac à main.

casual

“He managed to snatch a few hours of sleep.”

Il a réussi à grappiller quelques heures de sommeil.

casual

“She made a quick snatch for the ball.”

Elle a fait un mouvement rapide pour attraper le ballon.

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Synonyms (Synonymes)

In French:

volersaisirprendre

In English:

grab seize pluck

Antonyms (Antonymes)

In French:

rendredonner

In English:

release give return

Inflected Word Forms

past tensesnatched

present participlesnatching

agent nounsnatcher

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

snatch victory from the jaws of defeatidiom

To win a game or competition that you seemed certain to lose.

snatch a quick bitecollocation

To eat a small meal quickly.

snatch a momentcollocation

To find a short period of time to do something.