snapshot
/ˈsnæpʃɒt/Definitions
1. noun
A photograph taken quickly, especially one taken with a camera.
“She took a snapshot of the sunset to remember it.”
2. verb
To take a photograph quickly, especially one with a camera.
“Can you snap a photo of the group?”
3. noun
A brief or sudden glimpse of something, especially a situation or event.
“The snapshot of the market showed a sharp decline in prices.”
4. noun
A moment in time, especially one that is a turning point or a critical moment.
“The snapshot of the project’s timeline showed a delay of several weeks.”