snapshot

IPA: snˈæpʃɑt

A photograph, especially one taken quickly or in a sudden moment of opportunity.
A glimpse of something; a portrayal of something at a moment in time.
(computing) A file or set of files captured at a particular time, often capable of being reloaded to restore the earlier state.
(soccer) A quick, unplanned or unexpected shot.
(firearms) A quick offhand shot, made without deliberately taking aim over the sights.

Examples of "snapshot" in Sentences

It gives a snapshot of the calf.
Take a snapshot of the background.
It gives a snapshot into the future of the calf.
Yeah, I know the snapshot is a couple of years old.
The bug you describe is fixed in the latest snapshot.
If anything, it is a historical snapshot of jingoism too.
The Australian born bombshell posted the sultry snapshot.
The image is a brief snapshot of the subject of the article.
Leave the current article as a snapshot of the landmark name.
An example snapshot of the tool usage is provided on the right.
The Magic City is an aural snapshot of that metamorphic process.
With a title snapshot of America it certainly doesn't represent the America I know.
(For a 1: 38: 00 minutes video of The Fourth Kind, this snapshot is at about 6: 22 minutes)
(For a 1: 38: 00 minutes video of The Fourth Kind, this snapshot is at about 6: 10 minutes)
The following pic is a snapshot from the so-called actual documentary footage of the real Dr Abigail Tyler bieng hypnotised.
For those who have not seen the identification chart for the Ivory Bill, follow the link (a snapshot is here for you as well).
For example, look at the number of features that use the term snapshot in SQL Server 2005: snapshot isolation, database snapshots, snapshot replication, Snapshot Agent.
A snapshot from the doorstep of oblivion, the photo is a reminder that the game of single combat played by Rico and Mole, and by fighter pilots ever since the First World War, is the ultimate one.