

- snarl
- gruñido m
- snarl
- gruñir
- to snarl at sb
- gruñirle a alguien
- the dog snarled at us
- el perro nos gruñó
- snarl
- gruñir
- leave me alone, he snarled
- —déjame en paz —gruñó
- she snarled a reply
- contestó con un gruñido
- 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 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
- lío m 俗
- snarl-up
- embrollo m
- snarl-up (in traffic)
- atasco m
- snarl-up (in traffic)
- embotellamiento m
- ferociously snarl/glare/tear
- con ferocidad
- shut up, he snarled out of the side of his mouth
- —cállate —masculló


- cerote
- snarl 美
- engalletarse
- to get snarled up 俗
- atascarse
- to get snarled up
- enredarse pelo:
- to get snarled 美


- snarl
- gruñir
- snarl
- gruñido m
- snarl
- enredo m
- snarl
- atasco m
- snarl up
- enmarañarse
- snarl-up
- atasco m


- en esta calle se apelotonan los coches
- the traffic gets snarled up in this street


- snarl
- gruñir
- snarl
- gruñido m
- snarl
- enredo m
- snarl
- atasco m
- snarl-up
- atasco m
- snarl up
- enmarañarse


- en esta calle se apelotonan los coches
- the traffic gets snarled up in this street
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