snipped

英 [snɪpt]

美 [snɪpt]

v.  (用剪刀快速)剪，剪断，剪开
snip的过去分词和过去式

过去式：snipped　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 剪;剪下;剪断
  If yousnipsomething, or if yousnip atorthroughsomething, you cut it quickly using sharp scissors.
  1. He has now begun to snip away at the piece of paper...
     现在他已经开始剪这张纸。
  2. He snipped a length of new bandage and placed it around Peter's chest.
     他剪下一段新绷带，缠在了彼得的胸口。
• N-SING 货真价实之物;物美价廉的物品
  If you say that something isa snip, you mean that it is very good value.
  1. The beautifully made briefcase is a snip at £74.25.
     这个做工精美的公文包售价才 74.25 英镑，可谓物美价廉。

双语例句

• It is then snipped into even smaller chunks, ready for the complex chemical process to begin.
  然后剪断成更小的块，准备开始复杂的化学过程。
• I snipped a bloom from the lily I planted the summer my husband and I were married.
  我从我和我丈夫结婚那年夏天种下的百合上剪下一朵花。
• I've snipped a lot of the indirection and the more esoteric ways taxonomy links are expressed.
  我去掉了大量间接的内容和比较深奥的分类链接表示方法。
• If my cancer had been "ordinary," if the prostate had been simply snipped out with only the usual complications ( which are significant), I might not have felt compelled to write about it.
  如果我的癌症是那种“原位的”，如果前列腺癌可以很轻易地消除通常的并发症（这很有意义），我或许不会强迫自己写下这些。
• He snipped a length of new bandage and placed it around Peter's chest.
  他剪下一段新绷带，缠在了彼得的胸口。
• In 1811 plumes were abolished except for senior officers, so if required these can easily be snipped off to leave a pompon.
  1811年除了在资深军官身上还有使用外，羽饰都被绒球所取代。
• The gardener snipped the dead heads off the roses.
  园丁将凋谢的玫瑰花剪掉。
• Men in ties are liable to have them snipped off by scissor-toting women.
  男人的领带很容易让那些手持剪刀的女人剪掉。
• Analyse causation and formulate repair technics. It cut the repair time by using high strength wrested and snipped bolt and be able to assure the equipment of repair to run in gear.
  分析原因，制订检修工艺，应用高强度螺栓大大地缩短了检修时间，也能保证设备检修后能正常运转。
• He snipped off the corner of the milk carton.
  他剪掉牛奶袋的边角。