snäpp
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Swedish
[edit]Etymology
[edit]Noun
[edit]snäpp n
- (colloquial) a step (especially when making some kind of adjustment), (for example) a notch, a peg
- Han flyttade ner hyllan i kylskåpet ett snäpp
- He moved the shelf in the fridge down one level
- (colloquial, figuratively) a (wee) bit
- Hemmalaget spelar snäppet bättre (definite form "snäppet" idiomatic)
- The home team is playing a bit better
- Vädret blev snäppet värre än vad meteorologerna förutspått
- The weather turned out a bit worse than the meteorologists had predicted
- Olle gjorde fyra mål. Nisse var snäppet värre och gjorde fem.
- Olle scored four goals. Nisse was a bit better and scored five. (ironic positive usage of värre (“worse (in the sense of more severe)”), similar to mean and the like in a positive sense in English)
- Nu höjer vi svårighetsgraden ett snäpp
- Now we're taking the difficulty up a notch
Declension
[edit]Declension of snäpp