snarlKK [ˈsnɑrl] ｜ /ˈsnɑrl/
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C2verb
to make a rough, aggressive or threatening sound, especially while showing teeth
The stray dog snarled at the mailman, indicating that he was not welcome near the house.
（動物）低吼；齜牙咆哮
C2noun
a vicious and angry growl, often produced by an animal
The dog began to snarl when the stranger approached its territory.
兇猛的吼聲；怒吼
C2noun
a facial expression of anger or disgust, often with bared teeth
The angry dog snarled, revealing its sharp teeth.
C2verb
to twist or tangle into a confusing mass
The headphone cords were snarled up in a knot and I had to spend an hour untangling them.
C2noun
something that is tangled or confusing, often difficult to unravel
The conversation between the two politicians quickly turned into a snarl of conflicting opinions and accusations, leaving the audience unsure of what to believe.