snap it up

基本解釋

Like its giant cousin Icadyptes, it had an hyper-elongated bill which it used to snap up fish in the ancient equatorial sea.
跟它的大型企鵝表親伊卡企鵝一樣，它也長(zhǎng)著狹長(zhǎng)的尖喙，在遠(yuǎn)古的赤道地區(qū)海洋中用來(lái)捕魚(yú)。
If they were dumping the stock in early June, it's only because they were planning to snap it back up in advance of Apple's July 19th earnings report.
如果他們六月初拋售了蘋(píng)果的股票，唯一的原因是因?yàn)樗麄冇?jì)劃在蘋(píng)果7月19日業(yè)績(jī)報(bào)告公布前再把這些籌碼搶回來(lái)。
The concept: Local businesses offer their products or services at a huge discount—think $25 for $50 worth of salon services—but the deal is only good if enough people snap it up.
一個(gè)觀念：當(dāng)?shù)厣碳覍?duì)他們提供有產(chǎn)品與服務(wù)以相當(dāng)大的折扣成交，比如，本來(lái)去一趟健身沙龍得要50美元，而現(xiàn)在只要25美元，但是這只有在相當(dāng)多的人一起去的情況下才劃算。

This drove it underground, pushing up prices and spawning international crime syndicates ready to snap it up wherever it could be found, whether in game reserves, museums or even as trophies in private homes.
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That would let the search giant throw ads or other data about the product your way, giving you the info you need to snap it up -- and likely not hurting Google's bottom line.
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Should you snap it up, too?
FORBES: Net gains