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Translate snag from English to German

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snag:
- Wiktionary:
  snag → Stummel, Schwierigkeit, Fehler, Baumstumpf
  snag → Baumstumpf, Haken
- Synonyms for "snag":
  bulge; bump; hump; gibbosity; gibbousness; jut; prominence; protuberance; protrusion; extrusion; excrescence
  tree
  rip; rent; split; tear; opening; gap
  hang-up; hitch; rub; obstacle; obstruction
  hitch; catch
  obtain
  hew

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Detailed Translations for snag from English to German

snag:

Translation Matrix for snag:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	hang-up; hitch; rent; rip; rub; split; tear
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	but; catch; drawback

Synonyms for "snag":

bulge; bump; hump; gibbosity; gibbousness; jut; prominence; protuberance; protrusion; extrusion; excrescence
tree
rip; rent; split; tear; opening; gap
hang-up; hitch; rub; obstacle; obstruction
hitch; catch
obtain
hew

Related Definitions for "snag":

an unforeseen obstacle¹
an opening made forcibly as by pulling apart¹
- she had snags in her stockings¹
a dead tree that is still standing, usually in an undisturbed forest¹
- a snag can provide food and a habitat for insects and birds¹
a sharp protuberance¹
hew jaggedly¹
catch on a snag¹
- I snagged my stocking¹
get by acting quickly and smartly¹
- snag a bargain¹

Wiktionary Translations for snag:

snag

noun

ein kurzes Reststück, was übrig geblieben ist
- Stummel → nub; butt; stump; stub; snag
Aufgabe, Eigenschaft, Lage oder Situation, die Ärger machen oder ein Problem darstellen
- Schwierigkeit → snag; trouble; severity; scrape; scabrousness; problem; intricacy; inconvenience; hitch; difficulty; hassle; complexity; complicacy; challenge; arduousness
eine falsche Entscheidung, eine falsche Handlung
- Fehler → snag; mistake; fault
unterer Teil eines gefällten oder abgebrochenen Baumes
- Baumstumpf → snag; stump; stub

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• snag	→ Baumstumpf; Haken	↔ accroc — Déchirure faite dans un tissu par quelque chose de pointu ou qui accrocher.

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¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University