snap out of
英 [snæp aut ɔv] 美 [snæp aʊt ʌv]

释义

（非正式）迅速努力从（坏情绪）中恢复过来；

双语例句

1. She hasn't been able to snap out of the death of her husband.
   她直到现在还不能对她丈夫的死节哀。
2. Quitting is a bad way to embark on life, and that young person really ought to snap out of it.
   走上生活道路放弃斗争，这是很糟糕的，那个年轻人确实该好好振作起来才行。

权威例句

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