snarl
US /snɑːrl/
UK /snɑːrl/

名词
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混乱, 僵局, 困境
a complicated or confused state of things
示例:
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The traffic was a complete snarl during rush hour.
高峰时段交通完全堵塞了。
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The negotiations ended in a diplomatic snarl.
谈判以一场外交僵局告终。
动词
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缠绕, 使混乱, 使复杂
to cause to become tangled or confused
示例:
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The strong winds began to snarl the kite strings.
强风开始缠绕风筝线。
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The unexpected question threatened to snarl the speaker's presentation.
这个意想不到的问题可能会打乱演讲者的演示。
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