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v.吼叫¹³;嚎叫⁴;咆哮³⁷;怒骂¹²v.纠缠⁴;混乱¹⁷n.咆哮n.混乱;缠结¹³原型snarl的现在分词形容词snarly副词snarlingly名词snarler过去分词snarled现在分词snarling三单snarls
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n.名词
C 嗥叫声，咆哮声act or sound of snarling
v.动词
vi. 指狗吠；嗥叫；人咆哮of dogs or persons show teeth and growl angrily vt. & vi. 咆哮着说；厉声地说of people speak in an angry bad-tempered voice
Noun:
a vicious angry growlan angry vicious expressionsomething jumbled or confused;a tangle of government regulations
Verb:
utter in an angry, sharp, or abrupt tone;The sales clerk snapped a reply at the angry customer The guard snarled at us make a snarling noise or move with a snarling noise;Bullets snarled past us twist together or entwine into a confusing mass;The child entangled the cord make more complicated or confused through entanglements
用作动词 v.
～+名词snarl a threat咆哮着威胁
近义词 knot结up向上mix混合mat垫子roar吼叫maze迷宫growl吠声sneer冷笑scowl愁容tangle缠结mix up搅匀snap劈啪作响grumble发牢骚snarl up使缠结grimace面部的歪扭embrangle使生纠纷entangle 使 … 纠缠反义词 unsnarl解开结子
用作名词n.The dog gave a low snarl.这只狗发出低沉的吠声。用作动词v.
用作不及物动词
S+～+AThe dog snarled at me.这狗对我嗥叫。
The dogs had started to snarl at each other.狗相互之间开始狂吠起来。
An old drunk was snarling at passers-by in the street.一个老酒鬼正在街上向行人吼叫。
用作及物动词
引出直接引语“I will kill you.”he snarled.“我要杀死你”，他咆哮道。
名词68%,动词32%
用作动词The tigersnarledfrighteningly.老虎发出可怕的吼声。
The dogsnarledat the milkman.那条狗对着送牛奶的人低声吠叫。
Hesnarledhimself hoarse.他咆哮得嗓子都哑了用作动词Her hair issnarled.她的头发缠结在一起。
The machinesnarledthe material up.机器把材料搅在一起了。
Traffic hassnarledup the city centre.来往车辆把市中心堵得水泄不通。
Traffic was badlysnarledup near the accident.车祸现场附近交通极为混乱。用作名词At the seaside we could hear thesnarlof the waves.在海滨我们可以听见波涛的咆哮。用作名词My knitting was in a terriblesnarl.我织的东西都乱成一团了。as in.crusty
同义词 brusque,cranky,gruff,irascible,prickly,sarcasticabrupt,bluff,blunt,brief,cantankerous,captious,choleric,crabbed,crabby,cross,curt,dour,harsh,ill-humored,peevish,saturnine,scornful,short,short-tempered,snappish,snippety,snippy,splenetic,surly,testy,touchy,vinegary
反义词 cheerful,happy,kind,nice,pleasant,politeflexible,pliable,pliant,soft,soggyas in.irritable
同义词 annoyed,contentious,exasperated,fractious,petulant,prickly,resentful,surly,testybearish,brooding,cantankerous,carping,choleric,complaining,crabbed,cross,crotchety,disputatious,dissatisfied,dyspeptic,easily offended,fiery,fretful,fretting,gloomy,grouchy,grumbling,hasty,hot,huffy,hypercritical,ill-humored,irascible,moody,morose,out of humor,oversensitive,peevish,plaintive,querulous,quick-tempered,sensitive,snappy,tense,touchy
反义词 happy,pleasantcheerful,niceas in.sarcastic
同义词 acerbic,acid,arrogant,biting,bitter,brusque,caustic,derisive,disparaging,disrespectful,mordant,sardonic,satirical,saucy,trenchantacerb,acrimonious,austere,backhanded,captious,carping,chaffing,contemptuous,contumelious,corrosive,cussed,cutting,cynical,disillusioned,evil,hostile,irascible,ironical,mean,needling,offensive,ornery,salty,scorching,scornful,scurrilous,severe,sharp,smart-alecky,sneering,taunting,twitting,weisenheiming
反义词 bland,calm,complimentary,courteous,kind,mild,nice,polite,respectful,sweetas in.satiric
同义词 acerbic,biting,caustic,corrosive,mocking,mordant,sardonic,satirical,trenchantacerb,acid,acrimonious,arrogant,austere,backhanded,bitter,brusque,captious,carping,chaffing,contemptuous,contumelious,cussed,cutting,cynical,derisive,disillusioned,disparaging,disrespectful,evil,hostile,irascible,ironical,jeering,mean,needling,offensive,ornery,salty,saucy,scoffing,scorching,scornful,scurrilous,severe,sharp,smart-alecky,sneering,taunting,twitting,weisenheiming
反义词 calm,kind,mild,niceas in.scoffing
同义词 acid,backhanded,biting,bitter,carping,caustic,chaffing,corrosive,cussed,cutting,disillusioned,disparaging,evil,hostile,jeering,mean,mocking,mordant,needling,offensive,scorching,sharp,sneering,taunting,twittingacerb,acerbic,acrimonious,arrogant,austere,brusque,captious,contemptuous,contumelious,cynical,derisive,disrespectful,irascible,ironical,ornery,salty,sardonic,satiric,satirical,saucy,scornful,scurrilous,severe,smart-alecky,trenchant,weisenheiming
反义词 agreeable,bland,calm,complimentary,good,honest,kind,mild,nice,pleasant,sweet
crustyadjective irritable, often due to old age
abrupt,bluff,blunt,brief,brusque,cantankerous,captious,choleric,crabbed,crabby,cranky,cross,curt,dour,gruff,harsh,ill-humored,irascible,peevish,prickly,sarcastic,saturnine,scornful,short,short-tempered,snappish,snippety,snippy,splenetic,surly,testy,touchy,vinegary
irritableadjective bad-tempered, crabby
annoyed,bearish,brooding,cantankerous,carping,choleric,complaining,contentious,crabbed,cross,crotchety,disputatious,dissatisfied,dyspeptic,easily offended,exasperated,fiery,fractious,fretful,fretting,gloomy,grouchy,grumbling,hasty,hot,huffy,hypercritical,ill-humored,irascible,moody,morose,out of humor,oversensitive,peevish,petulant,plaintive,prickly,querulous,quick-tempered,resentful,sensitive,snappy,snarling,surly,tense,testy,touchy
more satiricadjective sarcastic
acerb,acerbic,acid,acrimonious,arrogant,austere,backhanded,biting,bitter,brusque,captious,carping,caustic,chaffing,contemptuous,contumelious,corrosive,cussed,cutting,cynical,derisive,disillusioned,disparaging,disrespectful,evil,hostile,irascible,ironical,jeering,mean,mocking,mordant,needling,offensive,ornery,salty,sardonic,satirical,saucy,scoffing,scorching,scornful,scurrilous,severe,sharp,smart-alecky,snarling,sneering,taunting,trenchant,twitting,weisenheiming
most satiricadjective sarcastic
acerb,acerbic,acid,acrimonious,arrogant,austere,backhanded,biting,bitter,brusque,captious,carping,caustic,chaffing,contemptuous,contumelious,corrosive,cussed,cutting,cynical,derisive,disillusioned,disparaging,disrespectful,evil,hostile,irascible,ironical,jeering,mean,mocking,mordant,needling,offensive,ornery,salty,sardonic,satirical,saucy,scoffing,scorching,scornful,scurrilous,severe,sharp,smart-alecky,snarling,sneering,taunting,trenchant,twitting,weisenheiming
sarcasticadjective nasty, mocking in speech
acerb,acerbic,acid,acrimonious,arrogant,austere,backhanded,biting,bitter,brusque,captious,carping,caustic,chaffing,contemptuous,contumelious,corrosive,cussed,cutting,cynical,derisive,disillusioned,disparaging,disrespectful,evil,hostile,irascible,ironical,mean,mordant,needling,offensive,ornery,salty,sardonic,satirical,saucy,scorching,scornful,scurrilous,severe,sharp,smart-alecky,snarling,sneering,taunting,trenchant,twitting,weisenheiming
satiricadjective sarcastic
acerb,acerbic,acid,acrimonious,arrogant,austere,backhanded,biting,bitter,brusque,captious,carping,caustic,chaffing,contemptuous,contumelious,corrosive,cussed,cutting,cynical,derisive,disillusioned,disparaging,disrespectful,evil,hostile,irascible,ironical,jeering,mean,mocking,mordant,needling,offensive,ornery,salty,sardonic,satirical,saucy,scoffing,scorching,scornful,scurrilous,severe,sharp,smart-alecky,snarling,sneering,taunting,trenchant,twitting,weisenheiming A small man with a big shadow, snarling in the midst of all.
而你，一个有着巨影的小个子男人，在他们中间咆哮。 cndkc
In the case of this snarling Chevy coupe, that would be an official top speed of205 mph.
这款两座雪佛兰车的官方最高时速为205迈。 yeeyan
In late fall2004, a powerful rainstorm battered New England, reducing visibility and snarling travel.
2004年的深晚秋，一股强风暴席卷英格兰，导致能见度降低，旅客出行受阻。 readfree
In Mexico City restaurants remain full and rush- hour traffic as snarling as ever.
墨西哥城的餐馆依然满座，高峰时间的交通也跟以前一样拥挤。 ecocn
A snarling dog grins.
狂吠的狗咧嘴龇牙。《21世纪大英汉词典》
His snarling temper caused him to be taken off by Sven-Goran Eriksson during England's friendly against Spain in November2004.
他火爆的性子让他在2004年和西班牙的友谊赛中被埃里克森半道换下。 shippingchina
In the West, a powerful snowstorm hit the Rockies, creating white- out conditions and snarling traffic early Wednesday in Washington, Idaho, Wyoming and Utah.
在西部，一场猛烈的暴风雪袭击了落基山，造成了华盛顿、爱达荷州、怀俄明州和犹他州恶劣的暴风雪环境以及星期三早时混乱的交通。 yeeyan
Investors are also leery of fully investing in stocks, given the uncertainties and two snarling bear markets in the past decade.
投资者也不敢全力投资股市，因为股市前景不明朗，而且过去10年就经历了两轮大熊市。 iciba
Last week soldiers stood beside polling stations snarling at civilians.
上周，士兵们在选举站对平民咆哮。 ecocn
Like little kids drawn to a toy store's display window, car enthusiasts of all ages are always drawn to the sparkling sheet metal and snarling engines of the world's fastest cars.
就像孩子们沉溺于玩具商店的玻璃窗一样，各个年龄段的汽车爱好者也热衷于超跑闪闪发光的车身和咆哮着的发动机。 yeeyan
Port-au-Prince’s snarling traffic is now punctuated by curses in Chinese and Cuban Spanish.
在太子港混乱的交通线上，不时可以听见中文和古巴西班牙语的咒骂声。 ecocn
SM recalls being afraid as a child, like the time she was cornered by a snarling Doberman pinscher.
根据SM的回忆，她在幼年时也曾因被一只狂吠杜宾犬逼到绝境而感到害怕无助。 yeeyan
Some are already snarling with triumph: “ Anyone thinking of taking out a gagging order now knows what to expect,” as the Sun put it this week.
部分媒体已经在大奏凯歌：“任何想要使用缄口禁令的人现在都知道将要面对什么”如太阳报在本周所言。 ecocn
The dog was snarling all night.
那条狗叫了一夜。《21世纪大英汉词典》
The dogs, snarling theatrically, are beginning their night- time tear-up.
狗，狂吠着，正开始连根拔起他们的夜晚时光。 ecocn
The only African leader who appears with any regularity on our TV screens is the snarling psychopath Robert Mugabe, spreading his message of dysfunction and despair.
经常出现在我们电视屏幕上的唯一一个的非洲领导人是精神病患者罗伯特•穆加贝，他咆哮着传递着失效和绝望的信息。 yeeyan
They return at evening, snarling like dogs, and prowl about the city.
他们晚上转回，叫号如狗，围城绕行。 ebigear
We all have pain in our lives, whether it's the ex we still long for, the jackhammer snarling across the street, or the sudden wave of anxiety when we get up to give a speech.
我们在生活中都有痛苦，无论是我们仍然怀念的前任、在街对面吼叫的手提钻、还是当我们站起身发表演讲时突然而至的一阵焦虑。 awaker
What you really want from a snarling dog is one eye, and maybe a missing ear, and a mouth foaming with spittle.
对于一只狂吠不已的狗你只要视而不见，充耳不闻，口含唾沫。 yeeyan
With an eye toward value, he chose a model with a six-cylinder engine instead of the snarling V8.
在考虑了价格之后，他选择了一款6缸车而不是轰鸣如雷的8缸车。 iciba |