snareKK [ˈsnɛr] ｜ /ˈsnɛr/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
a trap, often with a noose, used for catching birds or small mammals
The hunter set up a snare in the forest to catch rabbits for dinner.
捕獸陷阱；套索
C2noun
something that catches a person or animal unawares or by surprise, often deceptively attractive
The hunter set a snare in the forest to capture unsuspecting rabbits.
（誘人的）圈套；陷阱
C2noun
a surgical instrument that has a wire hoop used for tightening around the base of polyps or small tumors
During the procedure, the surgeon carefully positioned the snare around the polyp and gradually tightened it to remove the abnormal growth.
C2verb
to catch or entrap as if with a snare or trap
The detective set up a hidden camera to snare the thief in the act of stealing.
C2verb
to lure or entice into a trap or danger
The cunning hunter set a snare to catch the elusive rabbit.
C2noun
a small drum that has two heads and a snare stretched across the bottom head
During the performance, the drummer skillfully played the snare to create a rhythmic beat.
C2noun
strings stretched across the bottom head of a snare drum whose rattling sound is produced when the drum is hit
During the drum solo, the drummer showcased his impressive control over the snare, executing quick and precise rhythms.