n.障碍，(尤指潜在的、意外的、不严重的)问题，困难，麻烦，突出物，尖齿，尖角，尖刺，香肠
v.抓住，(在带尖的东西上)钩住，挂破，抢先获得

原形：snag第三人称单数：snags复数：snags过去式：snagged过去分词：snagged现在分词：snagging

I snagged a great deal on a new laptop online.
我在网上以极优惠的价格抢购了一台新笔记本电脑。
She managed to snag a ticket to the sold-out concert.
她设法弄到了那场售罄音乐会的票。
Be careful not to snag your sweater on that nail.
小心别让你的毛衣被那个钉子勾住。
He snagged a job at a prestigious law firm right after graduation.
他毕业后立即在一家知名律师事务所找到了工作。
The fisherman snagged his line on some underwater debris.
渔夫的鱼线被水下的杂物缠住了。
I accidentally snagged my earrings on my scarf.
我不小心把耳环勾在了我的围巾上。
The company snagged a major contract, boosting their profits significantly.
公司赢得了一份大合同，显著提高了利润。
She snagged the last seat on the train just before it departed.
火车出发前，她设法抢到了最后一个座位。
Be cautious when walking through the forest; it's easy to snag your clothes on branches.
穿过森林时要小心，衣服很容易被树枝勾住。
After months of searching, he finally snagged an apartment in the heart of the city.
经过数月的寻找，他终于在市中心抢到了一套公寓。