snap up
1 of 1verb/ˈsnæp ˈʌp/
Forms:snaps up,snapping up,snapped up,snapped up
1
to quickly seize or acquire something, especially an opportunity or item, often before others can get it
- She was able to snap up the last pair of concert tickets.
- The limited edition shoes were quickly snapped up by collectors.
- He didn’t hesitate to snap up the job offer when it came through.
- They snapped up the property as soon as it was listed.
- I heard the concert tickets were snapped up within minutes.