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抢购，赶紧买下（便宜或心仪之物）

IELTS

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 抢购，赶紧买下(便宜或心仪之物)
  If yousnapsomethingup, you buy it quickly because it is cheap or is just what you want.
  1. Every time we get a new delivery of clothes, people are queuing to snap them up...
     每次新到一批服装时，人们都在排起长队来抢购。
  2. One eagle-eyed collector snapped up a pair of Schiaparelli earrings for just £6.
     一个眼疾手快的收藏家以仅仅 6 英镑的价钱抢到了一副斯基亚帕雷利设计的耳环。

英英释义

verb

• get hold of or seize quickly and easily
  1. I snapped up all the good buys during the garage sale
  Synonym:snafflegrab

双语例句

• S.investors are venturing across the pond to snap up corporate bonds at cut-rate prices.
  但一些胆大的美国投资者正在低价抢购大西洋彼岸的公司债券。
• While it would be tempting from a symbolic point of view to want to make a splash and snap up a whole institution, this would almost certainly be folly.
  尽管从出风头的角度看，整体收购一家银行是个诱人的想法，但这几乎可以肯定是非常愚蠢的。
• It's hard to say whether the investing public will snap up the Guangdong bonds& or shy away due to worries over the province's ability to repay.
  目前还很难说投资者是会购买广东省的政府债，还是会因为担心该省的偿还能力而回避该省的地方债。
• A keen investor may choose to snap up both firms and create a transatlantic brokering powerhouse.
  目光敏锐的投资者可以选择抢购这两家公司，创建一个跨大西洋的大型经纪机构。
• In method one, pass the snap up through the near cheek ring from outside to inside.
  如果使用方法一的话，把扣索从外到内穿过内侧的颊环。
• Chinese groups may find it harder to snap up oil and gas resources as the price of crude oil rises.
  随着原油价格上涨，中国能源集团也许会发现，收购油气资源的难度更大了。
• Would they renew or release? Snap up or toss out renewal offers that arrived in the mail?
  他们会继续还是退票？是抢购还是通过邮件提出退票的要求？
• But while fans snap up these i-products, people in China are paying for the production procedure with their health.
  但是当粉丝们抢购这些i产品时，在中国，有的人却为该产品的生产过程付出了他们的健康。
• According to Zheng Bin, director of HR at Baidu, companies in the Internet industry launched earlier campus recruitment campaigns this year in order to snap up fresh talent.
  百度人力资源主管郑斌表示，为了争夺应届人才，今年很多网络公司都提前举行了校园招聘。
• When there is a shortage, people will snap up goods.
  一时某些商品少了些，人们就忙着争购。