Growl Meaning in English
word
ˈɡɹaʊɫ
GROWL
ɡɹˈaʊl
GROWL
التعريف
To make a low, deep, angry sound, like a dog or other animal. People can also 'growl' when they speak in a deep, angry voice.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Usually refers to animals, especially dogs, but can describe people speaking angrily. Used in both literal ('the dog growled') and figurative ('he growled a warning') ways. Common collocations: 'growl at', 'low growl'. Not used for high-pitched sounds.
Spanish: gruñirPortuguese (BR): rosnarPortuguese (PT): rosnarChinese (Simplified): 咆哮 - 低吼Chinese (Traditional): 咆哮 - 低吼Hindi: गरजनाArabic: يُهَدر - يُزَمْجِرBengali: গর্জন করা - গোঁ গোঁ শব্দ করাRussian: рычатьJapanese: うなるVietnamese: gầm gừKorean: 으르렁거리다Turkish: hırlamakUrdu: غراناIndonesian: menggeram
جمل نموذجية
The dog began to growl when it saw the stranger.
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I heard a growl coming from behind the fence.
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Bears sometimes growl loudly in the forest.
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His stomach growled during the meeting because he skipped breakfast.
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"Don’t growl at me—I’m just trying to help," she said softly.
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The cat let out a warning growl when I tried to pet it.
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