v.咆哮，龇牙低吼，咆哮着说，不耐烦地说
n.(动物的)龇牙低吼，愤怒叫嚷(声)，咆哮(声)，疼痛叫声，缠结物，蓬乱的事物

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

Snarl is often used to describe a growling or angry sound someone makes.
苦恼常常用来形容一个人发出的咆哮或愤怒的声音。
The dog snarled at the approaching stranger, showing its teeth.
那只狗对走近的陌生人发出嘶吼，露出了牙齿。
She gave him a fierce snarl when he dared to question her authority.
当他敢质疑她的权威时，她狠狠地瞪了他一眼。
The traffic jam caused a snarl of cars on the highway.
交通堵塞导致高速公路上车辆拥堵不堪。
He tried to smooth things over after the coworker's snarled comment.
在同事发脾气后，他试图缓和紧张的气氛。
Snarl-like noises can be heard from deep within the forest at night.
夜晚在森林深处可以听到类似咆哮的声音。
The computer user experienced a snarl when their internet connection suddenly dropped.
当电脑用户网络突然断开时，他们遇到了问题。
The software developer encountered a snarl in the code that needed debugging.
软件开发者在代码中发现了一个需要调试的棘手问题。
After a long day, she couldn't help but snarl at her kids' constant bickering.
经过漫长的一天，她无法抑制对孩子们争吵的烦躁情绪。
The city's public transportation system was notorious for its frequent service snarls.
这座城市的公共交通系统因频繁的服务中断而臭名昭著。