snarl

释义

n.（动物的）龇牙低吼，愤怒叫嚷（声）; 咆哮（声）; 混乱; 缠结vi.（指狗）吠，嗥叫，（人）咆哮; 缠结; 混乱vt.咆哮着说，厉声地说; 搞乱; 使缠结

词态变化

复数 :   snarls ; 第三人称单数 :   snarls ; 过去式 :   snarled ; 过去分词 :   snarled ; 现在分词 :   snarling ;

实用场景例句

The beast let out a fierce snarl as it charged headlong into the thick undergrowth.

这头野兽发出凶猛的嗥叫，一头扎进了茂密的灌木丛中。

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The aggressive dogs greeted the trespassers with menacing snarls.

这些凶猛的狗用威胁性的咆哮迎接闯入者。

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"Release me this instant!" he snarled, his voice trembling with fury.

"立刻放我走！"他怒吼道，声音因愤怒而颤抖。

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The faint snarl I let out when someone stepped on my foot still echoes dimly in my thoughts...

我对踩到我脚的人发出的微弱低吼声仍在思绪中隐约回荡...

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The woman found herself ensnared in a twisted snarl of wooden limbs and timber.

这位女士发现自己被困在一堆扭曲缠绕的树枝和木材中。

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The vehicle receives immediate congestion alerts through the wireless snarl and charts a detour path.

无线连接会立即向车辆发送拥堵警报并规划绕行路线。

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The cat snarled at the stranger.

猫朝陌生人低声吼叫。

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"Leave me alone!" she snarled.

“离我远点！”她咆哮道。

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She snarled insults at the stranger who accidentally bumped into her.

她冲那个不小心撞到她的陌生人大声辱骂。

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The protest snarled up the downtown streets for hours.

这次抗议使市中心的街道堵塞了好几个小时。

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The ropes kept getting snarled up.

绳子老缠到一起。

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The cat arched its back with a menacing snarl.

那只猫弓起背，发出威胁的低吼。

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a snarl of anger

充满愤怒的吼声

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Rush-hour commuters face daily snarls on the highways.

高峰时段的通勤者每天都要面对高速公路上的交通混乱。

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She applied oil to smooth out the snarls in her woolen scarf.

她在羊毛围巾上涂了油来理顺缠结的部分。

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A snarl formed in the part of a fishing line that is wound around the reel.

一种缠在一个绞线轴上的又记在一段木头的的绳.

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We heard the snarl of a dog just up the path.

我们听见狗就在路那边嗥叫.

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My knitting was in a terrible snarl.

我织的东西都乱成一团了.

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This caused snarl and cry of course.

这当然引起了一阵怒骂和叫喊.

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英英释义

Noun

1. a vicious angry growl

2. an angry vicious expression

3. something jumbled or confused;

"a tangle of government regulations"

Verb

1. utter in an angry, sharp, or abrupt tone;

"The sales clerky snapped a reply at the angry customer"

"The guard snarled at us"

2. make a snarling noise or move with a snarling noise;

"Bullets snarled past us"

3. twist together or entwine into a confusing mass;

"The child entangled the cord"

4. make more complicated or confused through entanglements