snap out of — to suddenly recover from a bad mood, depression, or unpleasant state of mind
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: to suddenly recover from a bad mood, depression, or unpleasant state of mind
Pronunciation (IPA): /snæp aʊt əv/
Korean meaning: (나쁜 기분이나 우울함에서) 갑자기 벗어나다, 정신 차리다
Korean pronunciation: **스냅** 아웃 오브
Example Sentences
- After eating three pizzas, I finally snapped out of my heartbreak.
- The motivational speaker told everyone to snap out of their negativity.
- He snapped out of his daydream when his boss called his name.
snap out of
NOUN//snæp aʊt əv//
to suddenly recover from a bad mood, depression, or unpleasant state of mind
to suddenly recover from a bad mood, depression, or unpleasant state of mind
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Snap out of the trap with a determined clap!
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Origin
'snap'은 원래 딱 부러지는 소리를 뜻했는데, 마치 나쁜 상태를 딱 끊어버린다는 의미로 발전했습니다. 'out of'와 결합해서 '~에서 빠져나오다'라는 뜻이 되었어요.
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“After eating three pizzas, I finally snapped out of my heartbreak.”
“The motivational speaker told everyone to snap out of their negativity.”
“He snapped out of his daydream when his boss called his name.”
“I tried to snap out of my Monday blues by drinking five cups of coffee.”
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