snack
Pronunciation
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Pronunciation
- IPA: /snæk/
snack (plural snacks)
Translations- French: casse-croûte or casse-croute, hors-d'œuvre, goûter
- German: Imbiss, Happen, Snack, Jause (Austria)
- Italian: spuntino
- Portuguese: lanche, comidinha, petisco
- Russian: заку́ска
- Spanish: tentempié, (formal usage) refrigerio, (figurative usage - also : bocadillo) bocado, (Mexico) botana, (Southern Spain) piquislabis, (Spain standard usage) piscolabis, (Guatemala) refacción, (Venezuela) bala fría
- French: casse-croûte or casse-croute, grignotage
- German: Zwischenmahlzeit
- Italian: merendina
- Portuguese: lanche
- Russian: заку́ска
- Spanish: tentempié, (formal usage) refrigerio, (figurative usage - also : bocadillo) bocado, (Mexico) botana, (Southern Spain) piquislabis, (Spain standard usage) piscolabis, (Guatemala) refacción, (Venezuela) bala fría
snack (snacks, present participle snacking; past and past participle snacked)
Translations- French: grignoter
- German: jausnen (Austria)
- Russian: заку́сывать
- French: grignoter
- Russian: переку́сывать
- Spanish: picar, mecatear (Colombia), merendar (in the afternoon)
snack (plural snacks)
- (obsolete) A share; a part or portion.
- 1735, [Alexander] Pope, An Epistle from Mr. Pope, to Dr. Arbuthnot, London; Dublin: Re-printed by George Faulkner, bookseller, […], OCLC 6363280 ↗:
- At last he whispers, "Do, and we go snacks."
snack (snacks, present participle snacking; past and past participle snacked)
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