snag
n. 小困难或障碍; 突出物; 钩丝
vt. 戳坏; 抓住; 清除暗桩
vi. 妨碍; 被戳坏
A snag is a small problem or disadvantage.
A police clampdown on car thieves hit a snag when villains stole one of their cars...
警方打击偷车贼的行动遭遇了一点小挫折:匪徒偷走了一辆警车。
The school deals exclusively with children of high academic ability. There is a snag though, it costs £9,600 a year.
这所学校只招收学习能力强的孩子,不过还有个小问题——它每年的学费高达 9,600 英镑。
If you snag part of your clothing on a sharp or rough object or if it snags, it gets caught on the object and tears.
She snagged a heel on a root and tumbled to the ground...
她脚后跟被一个树根绊了一下,踉踉跄跄地摔倒在地上。
Brambles snagged his suit...
荆棘把他的西服钩住了。
1. a sharp protuberance
2. a dead tree that is still standing, usually in an undisturbed forest;
3. an opening made forcibly as by pulling apart;
4. an unforeseen obstacle
1. catch on a snag;
2. get by acting quickly and smartly;
3. hew jaggedly
There was the traffic snag for the premiere.
电影首次演出造成交通堵塞.
The poet snag of victory.
诗人歌颂胜利.
One snag is that they do not totally banish power losses.
其中一个问题就是它们并不能完全避免能量损失.
Your love life may a snag for two reasons.
你的爱情生活会因为两个愿意而触礁.
But if we select the right flank and hit a snag, nothing will be achieved.
选在右翼,碰在敌人的钉子上, 不能奏效.