snarled

v.

（指狗）吠，嗥叫， （人）咆哮( snarl的过去式和过去分词 )；咆哮着说，厉声地说；

1. Traffic has snarled up the city centre.
   来往车辆把市中心堵得水泄不通。
2. `Get out of here, ' he snarled (at us).
   ｀滚开，＇他(对我们)厉声嚷道。
3. The tiger snarled frighteningly.
   老虎发出可怕的吼声。
4. The dog snarled at the milkman.
   那条狗对着送牛奶的人低声吠叫。
5. One false move and you're a dead man, ' snarled the robber.
   那强盗厉声叫道: ｀不许动，不然就打死你.
6. The machine snarled the material up.
   机器把材料搅在一起了。
7. Traffic was badly snarled up near the accident.
   车祸现场附近交通极为混乱。

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