Snarling Meaning in English

word · lemma: snarl

US

ˈsnɑɹɫɪŋ

SNAR-ling

UK

snˈɑːlɪŋ

SNAA-ling

التعريف

Making a low, harsh sound, usually to show anger or defend oneself, like a dog showing its teeth. It can also be used for people speaking in an angry or threatening voice.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Commonly describes animals (especially dogs) but can refer to people speaking in a harsh, angry way ('snarling reply'). Usually indicates hostility or threat. Not used for mild irritation.

• Spanish: gruñendo - gruñido (animal)
• Portuguese (BR): rosnando - rosnado
• Portuguese (PT): rosnando - rosnadela
• Chinese (Simplified): 咆哮的 - 咆哮
• Chinese (Traditional): 咆哮的 - 咆哮
• Hindi: गरजता हुआ - गुर्राता हुआ
• Arabic: يُزمجر - زمجرة
• Bengali: গর্জনকারী - চিৎকারকারী (ধমক দিয়ে)
• Russian: рычащий
• Japanese: 唸るような - 威嚇するような
• Vietnamese: gầm gừ
• Korean: 으르렁거리는
• Turkish: hırlayan
• Urdu: غرّانے والا
• Indonesian: menggeram

جمل نموذجية

The snarling dog scared the children.

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He gave a snarling reply to the question.

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We heard snarling behind the fence.

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The cat backed away from the snarling dog.

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He walked into the room with a snarling look on his face.

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Don’t mind his snarling tone, he’s just having a bad day.

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