snarl

US /snɑːrl/
UK /snɑːrl/
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1.

kusut, simpulan

a tangled mess

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Her hair was a hopeless snarl after the windy walk.
Rambutnya menjadi kusut teruk selepas berjalan-jalan dalam angin.
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The fishing line was a complete snarl.
Tali pancing itu benar-benar kusut.
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2.

kekusutan, kesulitan, kemelut

a complicated or confused state of things

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The traffic was a complete snarl during rush hour.
Trafik menjadi kusut sepenuhnya semasa waktu puncak.
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The negotiations ended in a diplomatic snarl.
Rundingan berakhir dengan kekusutan diplomatik.
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3.

geraman, dengusan

an aggressive growl with bared teeth

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The dog let out a low snarl as the stranger approached.
Anjing itu mengeluarkan geraman rendah apabila orang asing mendekat.
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His angry words were accompanied by a menacing snarl.
Kata-kata marahnya disertai dengan geraman yang mengancam.
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1.

menggeram, mendengus

to make an aggressive growl with bared teeth

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The guard dog began to snarl at the intruder.
Anjing pengawal mula menggeram pada penceroboh.
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He would often snarl at anyone who disagreed with him.
Dia sering menggeram kepada sesiapa yang tidak bersetuju dengannya.
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2.

mengusutkan, membingungkan, merumitkan

to cause to become tangled or confused

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The strong winds began to snarl the kite strings.
Angin kencang mula mengusutkan tali layang-layang.
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The unexpected question threatened to snarl the speaker's presentation.
Soalan yang tidak dijangka mengancam untuk mengusutkan pembentangan penceramah.
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