Definition of unsnap in English:

unsnap

verbunsnapping, unsnapped, unsnapsʌnˈsnapˌənˈsnap

[with object]

Unfasten or open with a brisk movement and a sharp sound.
he put the case on the table and unsnapped the clasps
Example sentencesExamples
- She unsnapped the closure and twisted open the two halves.
- After the ball falls to the grass, Couch angrily unsnaps the chinstrap on his helmet and looks down.
- She unsnapped the flap of the gun's holster and smiled.
- ‘It looks great,’ Emma breathed, unsnapping the seatbelt and leaping out of the Jeep.
- Afraid of a plunge into the canal that claimed the immigrants, I always unsnap my seatbelt and roll the window all the way down, this in broad daylight with no one shooting.
- Breathing a quiet sigh of relief as the woman to my left stood up, and left me space, I waited until she got her luggage before unsnapping my seat belt and standing up, stretching gratefully.
- Once the chutes were secured, they unsnapped their harnesses and freed themselves completely from their rigs.
- Maru smiled slightly, unsnapping the flap of her bag and starting to dig through all of the random objects.
- She felt along the edges until she found the delicate wooden clasp and unsnapped it to push open the lid.
- I pulled off one of the many ornaments from around my neck and unsnapped the clasp to release my lucky guitar pick I wore everywhere.
- ‘You're going to carry all that,’ says one of the other students as I unsnap my camera belt and sit down at the table.
- At a table for four, two beautifully dressed mothers had unsnapped their toile-print duffel bags, which converted into baby seats for their infants.
- Accessing the four rear-mounted batteries is now as easy as pulling a nylon loop and unsnapping the seat cushion.
- There are snaps on her outfit clearly visible, designed to be unsnapped.
- He unsnapped the seat belt and got out, saying, ‘I'll be right back.’
- He fiddled with the locks and unsnapped the catches.
- To remove the holster simply unsnap and raise the holster out of the belt slide.
- Bella unsnapped her binder and carefully took out a three-page report on the life cycle of a gazelle.
- Indeed, moments later, the gentlemen would walk under a black tent set up for the camera monitors and unsnap the top of their waders, pointing themselves at the fan just so.
- The large burly man leapt on top of the of the truck bed and unsnapped the locks on the box.

Definition of unsnap in US English:

unsnap

verbˌənˈsnap

[with object]

Unfasten or open with a brisk movement and a sharp sound.
he put the case on the table and unsnapped the clasps
Example sentencesExamples
- Maru smiled slightly, unsnapping the flap of her bag and starting to dig through all of the random objects.
- I pulled off one of the many ornaments from around my neck and unsnapped the clasp to release my lucky guitar pick I wore everywhere.
- There are snaps on her outfit clearly visible, designed to be unsnapped.
- Breathing a quiet sigh of relief as the woman to my left stood up, and left me space, I waited until she got her luggage before unsnapping my seat belt and standing up, stretching gratefully.
- The large burly man leapt on top of the of the truck bed and unsnapped the locks on the box.
- ‘You're going to carry all that,’ says one of the other students as I unsnap my camera belt and sit down at the table.
- At a table for four, two beautifully dressed mothers had unsnapped their toile-print duffel bags, which converted into baby seats for their infants.
- To remove the holster simply unsnap and raise the holster out of the belt slide.
- Indeed, moments later, the gentlemen would walk under a black tent set up for the camera monitors and unsnap the top of their waders, pointing themselves at the fan just so.
- After the ball falls to the grass, Couch angrily unsnaps the chinstrap on his helmet and looks down.
- He unsnapped the seat belt and got out, saying, ‘I'll be right back.’
- She unsnapped the closure and twisted open the two halves.
- ‘It looks great,’ Emma breathed, unsnapping the seatbelt and leaping out of the Jeep.
- He fiddled with the locks and unsnapped the catches.
- She felt along the edges until she found the delicate wooden clasp and unsnapped it to push open the lid.
- Accessing the four rear-mounted batteries is now as easy as pulling a nylon loop and unsnapping the seat cushion.
- Once the chutes were secured, they unsnapped their harnesses and freed themselves completely from their rigs.
- Afraid of a plunge into the canal that claimed the immigrants, I always unsnap my seatbelt and roll the window all the way down, this in broad daylight with no one shooting.
- Bella unsnapped her binder and carefully took out a three-page report on the life cycle of a gazelle.
- She unsnapped the flap of the gun's holster and smiled.

单词	unsnap
释义	Definition of unsnap in English: unsnap verbunsnapping, unsnapped, unsnapsʌnˈsnapˌənˈsnap [with object] Unfasten or open with a brisk movement and a sharp sound. he put the case on the table and unsnapped the clasps Example sentencesExamples She unsnapped the closure and twisted open the two halves. After the ball falls to the grass, Couch angrily unsnaps the chinstrap on his helmet and looks down. She unsnapped the flap of the gun's holster and smiled. ‘It looks great,’ Emma breathed, unsnapping the seatbelt and leaping out of the Jeep. Afraid of a plunge into the canal that claimed the immigrants, I always unsnap my seatbelt and roll the window all the way down, this in broad daylight with no one shooting. Breathing a quiet sigh of relief as the woman to my left stood up, and left me space, I waited until she got her luggage before unsnapping my seat belt and standing up, stretching gratefully. Once the chutes were secured, they unsnapped their harnesses and freed themselves completely from their rigs. Maru smiled slightly, unsnapping the flap of her bag and starting to dig through all of the random objects. She felt along the edges until she found the delicate wooden clasp and unsnapped it to push open the lid. I pulled off one of the many ornaments from around my neck and unsnapped the clasp to release my lucky guitar pick I wore everywhere. ‘You're going to carry all that,’ says one of the other students as I unsnap my camera belt and sit down at the table. At a table for four, two beautifully dressed mothers had unsnapped their toile-print duffel bags, which converted into baby seats for their infants. Accessing the four rear-mounted batteries is now as easy as pulling a nylon loop and unsnapping the seat cushion. There are snaps on her outfit clearly visible, designed to be unsnapped. He unsnapped the seat belt and got out, saying, ‘I'll be right back.’ He fiddled with the locks and unsnapped the catches. To remove the holster simply unsnap and raise the holster out of the belt slide. Bella unsnapped her binder and carefully took out a three-page report on the life cycle of a gazelle. Indeed, moments later, the gentlemen would walk under a black tent set up for the camera monitors and unsnap the top of their waders, pointing themselves at the fan just so. The large burly man leapt on top of the of the truck bed and unsnapped the locks on the box. Definition of unsnap in US English: unsnap verbˌənˈsnap [with object] Unfasten or open with a brisk movement and a sharp sound. he put the case on the table and unsnapped the clasps Example sentencesExamples Maru smiled slightly, unsnapping the flap of her bag and starting to dig through all of the random objects. I pulled off one of the many ornaments from around my neck and unsnapped the clasp to release my lucky guitar pick I wore everywhere. There are snaps on her outfit clearly visible, designed to be unsnapped. Breathing a quiet sigh of relief as the woman to my left stood up, and left me space, I waited until she got her luggage before unsnapping my seat belt and standing up, stretching gratefully. The large burly man leapt on top of the of the truck bed and unsnapped the locks on the box. ‘You're going to carry all that,’ says one of the other students as I unsnap my camera belt and sit down at the table. At a table for four, two beautifully dressed mothers had unsnapped their toile-print duffel bags, which converted into baby seats for their infants. To remove the holster simply unsnap and raise the holster out of the belt slide. Indeed, moments later, the gentlemen would walk under a black tent set up for the camera monitors and unsnap the top of their waders, pointing themselves at the fan just so. After the ball falls to the grass, Couch angrily unsnaps the chinstrap on his helmet and looks down. He unsnapped the seat belt and got out, saying, ‘I'll be right back.’ She unsnapped the closure and twisted open the two halves. ‘It looks great,’ Emma breathed, unsnapping the seatbelt and leaping out of the Jeep. He fiddled with the locks and unsnapped the catches. She felt along the edges until she found the delicate wooden clasp and unsnapped it to push open the lid. Accessing the four rear-mounted batteries is now as easy as pulling a nylon loop and unsnapping the seat cushion. Once the chutes were secured, they unsnapped their harnesses and freed themselves completely from their rigs. Afraid of a plunge into the canal that claimed the immigrants, I always unsnap my seatbelt and roll the window all the way down, this in broad daylight with no one shooting. Bella unsnapped her binder and carefully took out a three-page report on the life cycle of a gazelle. She unsnapped the flap of the gun's holster and smiled.
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