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Detailed Translations for snarling from English to Spanish

snarling:

snarling adj

  1. snarling (snappy; abrupt)
    irascible; brusco; espetando

snarling [the ~] noun

  1. the snarling (growling; grumbling)
    el gruñido; la quejas; la lamentaciones

Translation Matrix for snarling:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
gruñido growling; grumbling; snarling babbling; bustle; buzz; din; grouching; grousing; growl; grumbling; grunt; hum; mumbling; murmuring; muttering; rumbling; simmering in cooking; snarl
lamentaciones growling; grumbling; snarling beefing; bleating; complaining; complaint; grouching; grousing; grumbling; lamentation; making complaints
quejas growling; grumbling; snarling argy-bargy; beefing; bleating; chicanery; commotion; complaining; complaint; fuss; grouching; grousing; grumbling; hassle; hubble-bubble; lamentation; making complaints; squabbling; stir; trouble making
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
brusco abrupt; snappy; snarling abrupt; abruptly; acrid; agressive; all at once; all of a sudden; at once; blunt; brusque; brutal; catty; curt; cutting; embittered; exasperated; fast; fierce; hard; hard-handed; harsh; inhuman; nipping; offensive; out of the blue; pityless; querulous; quick; rapid; rough; ruthless; short; snappish; snappy; speedy; steep; sudden; suddenly; suppressed; swift; swiftly; unexpectedly; violent
espetando abrupt; snappy; snarling
irascible abrupt; snappy; snarling angry; awkward; bothersome; disagreeable; exacting; fiery; hot-blooded; hot-headed; hot-tempered; inconvenient; inflamed; irritable; kindled; quick tempered; quick-tempered; sensitive; sore; touchy

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snarl:

to snarl verb (snarls, snarled, snarling)

  1. to snarl (growl)
    gruñir
  2. to snarl (growl)
    gruñir; refunfuñar; hablar en tono brusco
  3. to snarl (shout at; snipe; snap; shout down)
    ladrar; hablar bruscamente; espetar
  4. to snarl (grumble; growl; rumble; chanter; grouse)
    murmurar; gruñir; rezongar; hacer ruidos

Conjugations for snarl:

present
  1. snarl
  2. snarl
  3. snarls
  4. snarl
  5. snarl
  6. snarl
simple past
  1. snarled
  2. snarled
  3. snarled
  4. snarled
  5. snarled
  6. snarled
present perfect
  1. have snarled
  2. have snarled
  3. has snarled
  4. have snarled
  5. have snarled
  6. have snarled
past continuous
  1. was snarling
  2. were snarling
  3. was snarling
  4. were snarling
  5. were snarling
  6. were snarling
future
  1. shall snarl
  2. will snarl
  3. will snarl
  4. shall snarl
  5. will snarl
  6. will snarl
continuous present
  1. am snarling
  2. are snarling
  3. is snarling
  4. are snarling
  5. are snarling
  6. are snarling
subjunctive
  1. be snarled
  2. be snarled
  3. be snarled
  4. be snarled
  5. be snarled
  6. be snarled
diverse
  1. snarl!
  2. let's snarl!
  5. snarled
  6. snarling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

snarl [the ~] noun

  1. the snarl (growl)
    el gruñido; el bufido; el gruño; la rabotada

Translation Matrix for snarl:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bufido growl; snarl
gruñido growl; snarl babbling; bustle; buzz; din; grouching; grousing; growling; grumbling; grunt; hum; mumbling; murmuring; muttering; rumbling; simmering in cooking; snarling
gruño growl; snarl
rabotada growl; snarl mob; rabble; ragtag; riff-raff; riffraff; scum
- maze; tangle
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
espetar shout at; shout down; snap; snarl; snipe gore; skewer; spear; spike
gruñir chanter; grouse; growl; grumble; rumble; snarl bawl; bellyache; blow a person up; bluster; complain; dress down; express displeasure; gripe; grouse; grumble; murmling one's displeasure; purr; scold; snore; stew; tell off; twaddle; whine; wig
hablar bruscamente shout at; shout down; snap; snarl; snipe
hablar en tono brusco growl; snarl
hacer ruidos chanter; grouse; growl; grumble; rumble; snarl clang; clink; flutter; grouse; grumble; jangle; jingle; purr; rattle; rattling; ruckle; snore
ladrar shout at; shout down; snap; snarl; snipe bark; bellow; cry out; roar; scream; shout; shriek; squeal; yell
murmurar chanter; grouse; growl; grumble; rumble; snarl crackle; lap; mumble; murmur; mutter; ripple; rustle; sough; splash
refunfuñar growl; snarl bark; bawl; be furious; bellow; bluster; boom; cry; cry out; curse; fight back; grouse; grumble; let someone have it; rage; rant; resist; roar; scream; shout; shriek; storm; struggle; swear; twaddle; whine; yell
rezongar chanter; grouse; growl; grumble; rumble; snarl bluster; complain; crackle; fight back; grouse; grumble; mumble; mutter; resist; sputter; struggle; twaddle; whine
- embrangle; entangle; mat; snap; snarl up; tangle

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Related Definitions for "snarl":

  1. something jumbled or confused1
  2. an angry vicious expression1
  3. a vicious angry growl1
  4. make more complicated or confused through entanglements1
  5. utter in an angry, sharp, or abrupt tone1
    • The guard snarled at us1
  6. make a snarling noise or move with a snarling noise1
    • Bullets snarled past us1
  7. twist together or entwine into a confusing mass1

Wiktionary Translations for snarl:

snarl
noun
  1. knot or complication of hair, thread, or the like, difficult to disentangle
  2. act of snarling
verb
  1. To entangle
  2. To growl
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• snarl → gruñir ↔ grogner — Faire entendre son cri, en parlant du loup ou du chien







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