| Phrasal Verb | snap up |
|---|---|
| Definition | to take quick advantage of an opportunity (often: to buy) |
| Examples | - It was such a bargain that I snapped it up before thinking about whether I actually needed it. - Do you have any more of the mobile phones on offer in your advertisement? - Sorry, they were all snapped up the first day they went on sale. |
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