Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Snarled"

A: incastrato

A: Both mean ‘to growl’, but snarled means to show teeth as well.
The dog snarled, showing her scary fangs.
The dog growled, hinting that she might attack.

A: Snarled usually includes showing teeth. Growl is just a general low, angry sound. Most of the time, you can use both

A: I also said it in a sentence: the dog snarled at me // El perro me gruñó.

A: "snarled" is used like "said", "exclaimed", "shouted"
We can say "said Uncle Vernon" and "shouted Uncle Vernon", and "snarled" can be used in the same way.
"Snarled by Uncle Vernon" is wrong.
but
"Uncle Vernon snarled" is correct.
Because the person doing the "snarling" is Uncle Vernon.