關於Snip的意思和用法的提問

A: @alenebbia
Context — song lyrics:
You who I craddled in my arms.
You,
Asking as little as you can.
Little snip of a little man,
I know I'd give my life for you.

A: Cut to the chase = get to the point (quickly)

A: Lol did you mean "Nip in the bud"?

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: Snip off mean to shorten the length of something like a flower stem or a straw
Snip out means to remove from (Like snip out cancer)

A: She evenly snipped the paper into little triangles.
The "snip-snip" of the scissors was her only comfort in the orphanage.
(This word is generally identified as onomatopoeia, but you can use it as a verb as well, like in the first sentence. I generally associate this word with children though, especially since I have no heard this since my own childhood.)

A: A snip is a small cut. They are almost the same thing.

A: To snip just means to cut with scissors. To snip off means to cut with scissors until something falls off or can be taken off.

A: Esa palabra es el sonido que se hace cuando cortas algo con tijeras. Cuando alguien dice “snip” como un verbo, está hablando sobre cortar algo. Por ejemplo, “please snip this paper” significa “por favor corta este papel”

A: Yes
We also just say: snip

A: great!

A: 'Snippet', or 'clipping'. Here it means a sample.