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Definition of unsnarl in English: unsnarlverbʌnˈsnɑːlˌənˈsnɑrl [with object]Disentangle. 解开缠结，松开（乱结）；整理 he helped her unsnarl her muddled views Example sentencesExamples - I retrace the history that led people to see human nature as a dangerous idea, and I try to unsnarl the moral and political rat's nests that have entangled the idea along the way.
- Perhaps some day soon the Office of the Special Counsel will help unsnarl this baffling morass.
- ‘Normally this comb is unused,’ he said, still unsnarling a particular knot, ‘but today I ran out of gel so I was forced to use manual tactics.’
- Sometimes, no amount of pulling or twisting unsnarls the coils.
- They will also require tools to unsnarl their hair; a pick and a vented hair brush work very well.
- ‘The structural problems I set for myself in writing, in a long, snarled, frustrating and sometimes despairing morning of work,’ she says, ‘I can usually unsnarl by running in the afternoon.’
- Go up in a bo's'n's chair in these conditions and try to unsnarl the mess.
- I personally am proud of the way our nation is putting itself on the line in an attempt to unsnarl a part of the world that has been a source of so much heartache for people all over the globe, for so many years.
- While we sat there, I came up with all sorts of reform ideas for unsnarling traffic on the bridges.
- With the line now unsnarled, I suggest we switch places - I'll pole for a while, Hiaasen can fish.
- ‘Listen,’ she said, when he was finally unsnarled, ‘I've got some news.’
- Hmmm… Posting this post unsnarled the problem.
Synonyms put right, set right, sort out, iron out, clear up, settle, resolve, find a solution to, put in order, tidy up, regulate, regularize, rectify, repair, remedy
Definition of unsnarl in US English: unsnarlverbˌənˈsnɑrlˌənˈsnärl [with object]Disentangle; sort out. 解开缠结，松开（乱结）；整理 he helped her unsnarl her muddled views Example sentencesExamples - Perhaps some day soon the Office of the Special Counsel will help unsnarl this baffling morass.
- ‘Listen,’ she said, when he was finally unsnarled, ‘I've got some news.’
- While we sat there, I came up with all sorts of reform ideas for unsnarling traffic on the bridges.
- ‘Normally this comb is unused,’ he said, still unsnarling a particular knot, ‘but today I ran out of gel so I was forced to use manual tactics.’
- With the line now unsnarled, I suggest we switch places - I'll pole for a while, Hiaasen can fish.
- They will also require tools to unsnarl their hair; a pick and a vented hair brush work very well.
- Sometimes, no amount of pulling or twisting unsnarls the coils.
- Go up in a bo's'n's chair in these conditions and try to unsnarl the mess.
- I personally am proud of the way our nation is putting itself on the line in an attempt to unsnarl a part of the world that has been a source of so much heartache for people all over the globe, for so many years.
- Hmmm… Posting this post unsnarled the problem.
- ‘The structural problems I set for myself in writing, in a long, snarled, frustrating and sometimes despairing morning of work,’ she says, ‘I can usually unsnarl by running in the afternoon.’
- I retrace the history that led people to see human nature as a dangerous idea, and I try to unsnarl the moral and political rat's nests that have entangled the idea along the way.
Synonyms put right, set right, sort out, iron out, clear up, settle, resolve, find a solution to, put in order, tidy up, regulate, regularize, rectify, repair, remedy
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