snarl in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for snarl in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.snarl¹ [Am snɑrl, Brit snɑːl] N

snarl

gruñido m

II.snarl¹ [Am snɑrl, Brit snɑːl] VB intr

snarl

gruñir

to snarl at sb

gruñirle a alguien

the dog snarled at us

el perro nos gruñó

III.snarl¹ [Am snɑrl, Brit snɑːl] VB trans (say)

snarl

gruñir

leave me alone, he snarled

—déjame en paz —gruñó

she snarled a reply

contestó con un gruñido

snarl² [Am snɑrl, Brit snɑːl] VB trans

snarl → snarl up

See also snarl up

snarl up VB [Am snɑrl -, Brit snɑːl -] usu pass (v + adv + o) usu pass

snarl up ball of wool

enmarañar

snarl up ball of wool

enredar

snarl up traffic

atascar

the city center was snarled up

el tráfico estaba paralizado en el centro de la ciudad

the fishing line got snarled up

el sedal se enredó or se hizo una maraña

snarl up VB [Am snɑrl -, Brit snɑːl -] usu pass (v + adv + o) usu pass

snarl up ball of wool

enmarañar

snarl up ball of wool

enredar

snarl up traffic

atascar

the city center was snarled up

el tráfico estaba paralizado en el centro de la ciudad

the fishing line got snarled up

el sedal se enredó or se hizo una maraña

snarl-up [Am ˈsnɑrl ˌəp, Brit ˈsnɑːlʌp] N Brit inf

snarl-up

lío m inf

snarl-up

embrollo m

snarl-up (in traffic)

atasco m

snarl-up (in traffic)

embotellamiento m

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ferociously snarl/glare/tear

con ferocidad

Translations for snarl in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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snarl Am

snarl in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for snarl in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.snarl¹ [snɑ:l, Am snɑ:rl] VB intr

snarl

gruñir

II.snarl¹ [snɑ:l, Am snɑ:rl] N

snarl

gruñido m

snarl² [snɑ:l, Am snɑ:rl] N

1. snarl (tangle):

snarl

enredo m

2. snarl (traffic jam):

snarl

atasco m

snarl up VB intr

snarl up

enmarañarse

snarl-up [ˈsnɑ:lʌp, Am ˈsnɑ:rl-] N

snarl-up

atasco m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He was a known scene stealer and was famous for his villainous snarl.

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He snarls into the grandmother's face and claims that life has no pleasure but meanness.

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But if you enjoy watching women snarling, scratching or pulling each other's hair out, in sordid surroundings, this is your picture.

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Having to remove snarls and tangles loosens the foundation of the integrations and further damages the hair.

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The same distance would now be covered in less than half-an-hour through the tunnel and without traffic snarls.

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His broad smile, encasing a row of gleaming teeth, seems more a snarl or leer.

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It briefly snarls at the team, and then runs off.

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Wolves and big cats largely use snarls and body posture to convey their threat.

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When vehicles are fully stopped for periods of time, this is colloquially known as a traffic jam or traffic snarl-up.

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Even so, she does bring a ring of true emotion to this bad girl's jaded snarl.

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