Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Snowball"
The meaning of "Snowball" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
What does a snowball effect mean?
A:
The snowball effect is when something starts small and then gets bigger over time, like a snowball rolling down a hill and growing in size as it collects more snow.
Q:
What does snowball effect
"Eventually, they got the hang of it, and it was like a snowball effect." mean?
"Eventually, they got the hang of it, and it was like a snowball effect." mean?
A:
when something "snowballs" it quickly increases in size or ability (like a small snowball gathers snow and increases in size as it rolls down a hill)
so this sentence means "eventually they got the hang of it and were quickly able to learn how to perform well."
so this sentence means "eventually they got the hang of it and were quickly able to learn how to perform well."
Q:
What does snowball effect mean?
A:
metaphorically speaking, snowball effect is a process that starts from an initial state of small significance and builds upon itself, becoming larger or more serious, and also maybe a potentially dangerous or disastrous effect, like a vicious circle. It might also be beneficial instead.
Q:
What does snowball (slang?) mean?
A:
Something has gotten even more out of control.
"I should have taken care of the problem before it snowballed."
"I should have taken care of the problem before it snowballed."
Q:
What does I'm just off to play snowballs with Jonathan. mean?
A:
It is the same.
You will hear both "out" and "off out".
You will hear both "out" and "off out".
Example sentences using "Snowball"
Q:
Please show me example sentences with snowballing.
A:
We need to take action now to prevent the situation from snowballing out of control.
Translations of "Snowball"
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? "I can win at snowball fights." does it make sense?
A:
Yes it makes sense
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? snowball
A:
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Other questions about "Snowball"
Q:
I dodged the snowball my mom throw to me
Does it sound natural?
Does it sound natural?
A:
No
throw ---> threw
to me --> at me
I dodged the snowball my mom threw at me.
throw to = you are supposed to catch the object the person threw
throw at = you want to hit the person or object that with what was thrown.
throw ---> threw
to me --> at me
I dodged the snowball my mom threw at me.
throw to = you are supposed to catch the object the person threw
throw at = you want to hit the person or object that with what was thrown.
Q:
I was seeing a large snowball toward me. :) :) Does this sound natural?
A:
maybe try "I saw a large snowball coming towards me"?
Q:
We had a snowball fight yesterday. Does this sound natural?
A:
Play a snowball fight doesn't make sense. Have a snowball fight is right.
Q:
snowball effect Does this sound natural?
A:
It sounds natural though, but like what said, "snowball" should sound like this👇🏻 more fast 💖💖💖 it's good though😊😊
Q:
"When she threw a snowball, the dog runs fast to catched it."
Or
"When she~, the dog ran fast to catched it."
??? Does this sound natural?
Or
"When she~, the dog ran fast to catched it."
??? Does this sound natural?
A:
Just to add on, you can use quickly as an adverb to sound more natural instead of fast
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