snatch

US /snætʃ/
UK /snætʃ/
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1.

roubar, agarrar, arrebatar

to quickly seize something in a rude or eager way

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The thief tried to snatch her purse.
O ladrão tentou roubar a bolsa dela.
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He managed to snatch a few hours of sleep.
Ele conseguiu roubar algumas horas de sono.
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arrebato, trecho, pedaço

a quick or sudden grab or seizure of something

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He made a quick snatch for the ball.
Ele fez um rápido arrebato pela bola.
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They heard a sudden snatch of music from the open window.
Eles ouviram um trecho repentino de música da janela aberta.
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snatch victory from the jaws of defeat