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snarl /ˈsnɑrəl/  

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  • noun
    plural snarls
    [count] a twisted knot of hairs, thread, etc. :tangle
    a brush that smoothes out snarls
    snarls of string/rope
    a situation in which you can no longer move or make progress
    a traffic snarl
    The project has been plagued by legal/bureaucratic snarls. - compare 4snarl
    verb
    snarls; snarled; snarling
    to become twisted together :to form a snarl or snarls[no obj]
    Her hair snarls very easily. - sometimes used figuratively
    Traffic snarled at the intersection after the accident. [+ obj]
    The rope had become snarled around the post. - sometimes used figuratively
    The accident snarled traffic. - compare 3snarl
    snarl up
    [phrasal verb]
    snarl (something) up or snarl up (something) chiefly Brit :to stop (something or someone) from moving or making progress
    Traffic was snarled up because of the parade. - see also snarl-up
    verb
    snarls; snarled; snarling
    [no obj] :to growl and show the teeth - usually + at
    The dog snarled at the postman.
    to say something in an angry or annoyed way [+ obj]
    Get back to work, she snarled. - often + at
    He snarled insults at other drivers. [no obj]
    The stranger snarled at her. - compare 2snarl
    noun
    plural snarls
    [count] :an act of growling and showing the teeth - usually singular
    The dog gave a snarl when I reached for its bone. - compare 1snarl

    * Các từ tương tự:
    snarl-up