growl.

/groul/US // graʊl //UK // (ɡraʊl) //

咆哮声,咆哮,吼叫声,嗥叫声

Definitions

1.
- ›to utter a deep guttural sound of anger or hostility: The dog growled at the mail carrier.
- ›to murmur or complain angrily; grumble.
- ›to rumble: The thunder growled.
- ›Jazz. to use flutter-tonguing in playing a wind instrument.

nounanimal-like sound

Forms: growled

Synonyms

He confronts the indignities of old age with a surly, comforting growl.
Her organ is more immediate, its low register getting down to a subterranean growl.
In a debate, he waved a “Trumpy bear” on his Zoom camera, with an accompanying growl.
At other times Noseda dispenses with language altogether, deploying guttural growls and yat-dat-dat-daaaaa’s until he gets what he’s after, which, in the case of the 40th, is propulsion.
For true grit, the Unlimited Rubicon 392—at a pricey $60,000—boasts a stunning 470-hp V8 Hemi engine, muscular cladding and four tailpipes pumping out a heady exhaust growl.
Students moan and growl and shriek and yawp, as if exorcising demons in a ritualistic ceremony.
She smiles, which sounds like a small thing, but a lot of Republicans growl.
A whimpering, half-growl and curdled scream, a cornered-animal cry of a sound.
At least, while Hasselbeck was there, viewers had a figure they could collectively growl at.
Columnists write that we must make it more relevant, while politicians growl about making it more efficient.

/groul/US // graʊl //UK // (ɡraʊl) //

咆哮声,咆哮,吼叫声,嗥叫声

1.
- ›to utter a deep guttural sound of anger or hostility: The dog growled at the mail carrier.
- ›to murmur or complain angrily; grumble.
- ›to rumble: The thunder growled.
- ›Jazz. to use flutter-tonguing in playing a wind instrument.

nounanimal-like sound

Forms: growled

Synonyms

He confronts the indignities of old age with a surly, comforting growl.
Her organ is more immediate, its low register getting down to a subterranean growl.
In a debate, he waved a “Trumpy bear” on his Zoom camera, with an accompanying growl.
At other times Noseda dispenses with language altogether, deploying guttural growls and yat-dat-dat-daaaaa’s until he gets what he’s after, which, in the case of the 40th, is propulsion.
For true grit, the Unlimited Rubicon 392—at a pricey $60,000—boasts a stunning 470-hp V8 Hemi engine, muscular cladding and four tailpipes pumping out a heady exhaust growl.
Students moan and growl and shriek and yawp, as if exorcising demons in a ritualistic ceremony.
She smiles, which sounds like a small thing, but a lot of Republicans growl.
A whimpering, half-growl and curdled scream, a cornered-animal cry of a sound.
At least, while Hasselbeck was there, viewers had a figure they could collectively growl at.
Columnists write that we must make it more relevant, while politicians growl about making it more efficient.