Collocations for snag - noun
ADJECTIVE
big,
major
little, minor, slight, small
A minor snag is that it's expensive.
little, minor, slight, small
A minor snag is that it's expensive.
one,
only
There is just one snag—his boss might not let him go.
The only snag is the price.
There is just one snag—his boss might not let him go.
The only snag is the price.
possible,
potential
last-minute
technical
last-minute
technical
VERB + snag
hit,
run into
We've hit a technical snag—the printer isn't compatible with my PC.
We've hit a technical snag—the printer isn't compatible with my PC.
PREPOSITION
snag in
one of the snags in the plan
one of the snags in the plan
snag on
(esp. AmE)
I ran into a few snags on my thesis.
I ran into a few snags on my thesis.
snag to
There is a snag to the job: you have to work at weekends.
There is a snag to the job: you have to work at weekends.
snag with
I suddenly saw a major snag with the whole idea.
I suddenly saw a major snag with the whole idea.