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snarl
v
1 [I, Ipr] ~ (at sb/sth) (of dogs, etc) show the teeth and growl angrily （指狗等）露出牙齿低声怒吠或吼
The dog snarled at the milkman. 那条狗对著送牛奶的人低声吠叫.
The tiger snarled frighteningly. 老虎发出可怕的吼声.
2 [I, Ipr, Tn, Tn.pr]
~ (sth) (at sb) (of people) speak in an angry bad-tempered voice （指人）咆哮, 厉声喊叫
`Get out of here,´ he snarled (at us). ｀滚开,＇他（对我们）厉声嚷道.
an unpleasant man who snarled abuse at strangers 大骂陌生人的讨厌的男子. snarl, n (usu sing 通常作单数) act or sound of snarling 怒吼（声）; 咆哮（声）
the sudden snarl of the dog 那狗突然发出的吠叫声
answer with an angry snarl 怒气冲冲地回答.
snarl n (infml 口) confused state; tangle 混乱; 纠缠
My knitting was in a terrible snarl. 我织的东西都乱成一团了. snarl, v (phr v) snarl (sth) up (usu passive 通常用於被动语态) (infml 口) (cause sth to) become confused,jammed, tangled, etc （使某物）混乱、 阻塞、 纠结在一起等
The machine snarled the material up. 机器把材料搅在一起了.
Traffic has snarled up the city centre. 来往车辆把市中心堵得水泄不通. `snarl-up n (infml 口) tangled or jammed state, esp of traffic 拥挤、 阻塞的状态（尤指交通）
a big snarl-up on the motorway 高速公路上严重的交通阻塞.
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