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to snatch at a bonenach einem Knochen schnappen
to snatch at an offer schnell von Angebot Gebrauch machen
to snatch at an offer ein Schnäppchen machen
to snatch at an opportunityeine Gelegenheit ergreifen
to snatch at sth.nach etw. [Dat.] greifen [schnell]
to snatch at sth. nach etw. [Dat.] schnappen
to snatch awaywegfangen
to snatch away wegreißen
to snatch away wegschnappen
to snatch away abjagen
to snatch offwegreißen
to snatch off a capeine Mütze herunterreißen
to snatch sb. away [disease, death]jdn. hinraffen [geh.] [entreißen] [durch Tod]
to snatch sb. from certain death jdn. dem sicheren Tod entreißen
to snatch sb./sth. jdn./etw. ergreifen
to snatch sb./sth. out of sth. jdn./etw. (aus) etw. [Dat.] entreißen
to snatch sth. etw. [Akk.] ergattern [ugs.]
to snatch sth. etw. [Akk.] an sich [Akk.] reißen
to snatch sth. etw. [Akk.] erhaschen
to snatch sth. from under sb.'s nosejdm. etw. vor der Nase wegschnappen
to snatch the purse die Börse wegschnappen
to snatch upzusammenraffen
to snatch upaufraffen
to snavel sth. [Aus.] [coll.] etw. [Akk.] klauen [ugs.]
to snavel sth. [Aus.] [coll.] etw. [Akk.] mitgehen lassen [ugs.]
to sneak heranschleichen
to sneakschleichen
to sneak heimlich weitergeben
to sneak [Br.] [coll.] [tell tales] petzen [ugs.]
to sneak a glance at sth.heimlich einen Blick auf etw. [Akk.] werfen
to sneak a peekeinen Blick erhaschen [ugs.]
to sneak a peek at sth. [fig.] einen Blick auf etw. [Akk.] riskieren [ugs.]
to sneak about herumschleichen
to sneak aroundherumschleichen
to sneak away davonschleichen
to sneak awaysich fortschleichen
to sneak awaysich fortstehlen
to sneak awaysich verzupfen [österr.] [bayer.] [schweiz.] [ugs.] [wegschleichen]
to sneak back (sich [Akk.]) zurückschleichen
to sneak inhereinschleichen
to sneak insich [Akk.] hereinschleichen
to sneak in [coll.]sich einschleichen
to sneak into sth. [e.g. city, room] sich [Akk.] in etw. [Akk.] schleichen [z. B. Stadt, Zimmer]
to sneak into sth. [into a place] sich [Akk.] in etw. [Akk.] hereinschleichen
to sneak into sth. [into a place] sich [Akk.] in etw. [Akk.] hineinschleichen
to sneak offdavonschleichen
to sneak offauf leisen Sohlen davonschleichen
to sneak offsich auf leisen Sohlen davonmachen [Redewendung]
to sneak offsich [Akk.] davonstehlen [geh.]
to sneak on sb. (to sb.) [Br.] [dated] jdn. (bei jdm.) verpetzen [ugs.]
to sneak out hinausschleichen
to sneak outsich [Akk.] herausschleichen
to sneak past vorbeischleichen
to sneak sth. in etw. hereinschmuggeln
to sneak sth. out etw. hinausschmuggeln
to sneak sth. throughetw. hindurchschmuggeln
to sneak sth. to sb.etw. heimlich weitererzählen
to sneak sth. to the teacher etw. dem Lehrer petzen
to sneak throughhindurchschlüpfen
to sneak up [stairs] emporschleichen [hochschleichen] [z. B. Treppe]
to sneak up on sb./sth. sich [Akk.] an jdn./etw. anschleichen / heranschleichen
to sneak up toheranschleichen
to sneck up [archaic, rare] [to shut up] den Mund halten
to sneck up [chiefly dial.] [to make oneself scarce] sich [Akk.] rar machen [ugs.] [alt]
to sneck up [chiefly dial.] [to make oneself scarce]sich [Akk.] rarmachen [ugs.]
to sneer spötteln
to sneer höhnisch grinsen
to sneer spöttisch grinsen
to sneer spotten
to sneerhöhnen [geh.]
to sneer höhnisch lächeln
to sneerspöttisch lächeln
to sneer [smirk]grinsen
to sneer a remark eine höhnische Anmerkung machen
to sneer a reply höhnisch antworten
to sneer at sb. jdn. belächeln
to sneer at sb.jdn. verspotten
to sneer at sb.über jdn. spotten
to sneer at sb.über jdn. hohnlächeln
to sneer at sb./sth. sich [Akk.] über jdn./etw. lustig machen [verspotten, verhöhnen]
to sneer at sb./sth. sich [Akk.] über jdn./etw. mokieren [geh.]
to sneer at sb./sth. jdn./etw. höhnisch angrinsen
to sneer (at sb./sth.)(jdn./etw.) verhöhnen
to sneeze niesen
to sneeze at sth. [coll.]etw. verachten
to sneeze in reverserückwärts niesen
to sneeze on anniesen
to sneeze over anniesen
to snick einkerben
to snicker kichern
to sniff schnauben
to sniff schnüffeln
to sniff schnupfen
to sniffschnuppern
to sniff schnuffeln [regional] [schnüffeln]
to sniff schniefen [ugs.]
to sniff abschnüffeln
to sniff a chance eine Chance wittern
to sniff a flower an einer Blume riechen
to sniff about herumschnuppern
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