snap up

The phrase "snap up" often conveys urgency and eagerness in acquiring something, usually due to its limited availability or attractiveness.

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Definition

B2Shopping

(colloquial)To buy something quickly, often because it is a bargain or in short supply.

Example

  • She snapped up the dress during the sale.

B2General

(colloquial)To acquire or obtain something quickly and eagerly.

Example

  • He snapped up the job offer as soon as it was made.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "snap up":

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