gnarled
英 [nɑːld]
美 [nɑːrld]
adj. 扭曲的; 多节瘤的; 疙疙瘩瘩的; (因年老或疾病)弯曲的
BNC.21937 / COCA.15383
牛津词典
adj.
- 扭曲的;多节瘤的;疙疙瘩瘩的
twisted and rough; covered with hard lumps- a gnarled oak/branch/trunk
多节瘤的橡树 / 树枝 / 树干
- a gnarled oak/branch/trunk
- (因年老或疾病)弯曲的,扭曲的
bent and twisted because of age or illness- gnarled hands
扭曲的手
- gnarled hands
柯林斯词典
- ADJ-GRADED (树)多节瘤的,扭曲的,疙疙瘩瘩的
Agnarledtree is twisted and strangely shaped because it is old.- ...a large and beautiful garden full of ancient gnarled trees.
长满了扭曲盘错的古树的漂亮大花园
- ...a large and beautiful garden full of ancient gnarled trees.
- ADJ-GRADED 长满皱纹的;皮肤粗糙的;关节扭曲的
A person who isgnarledlooks very old because their skin has lines on it or their body is bent. If someone hasgnarledhands, their hands are twisted as a result of old age or illness.- ...gnarled old men...
满脸皱纹的老人 - His hands were gnarled with arthritis.
他的双手因患关节炎而扭曲变形。
- ...gnarled old men...
英英释义
adj
- used of old persons or old trees
- gnarled and knotted hands
- a knobbed stick
双语例句
- Its gnarled roots twisted in and out of the earth like a nest of slow brown serpents, and hundreds of old copper pennies had been nailed to its huge trunk.
扭曲的树根盘根错节的穿过土壤,在地面周围形成一个宛若缓慢游动的大蛇般的巢穴,上百枚古老的铜钱被嵌入到粗大的树干里。 - The appreciation of the gnarled roots of an oak tree, sometimes used as stools in a-rich man's studio, is based on the same idea.
艺术家对于盘曲的橡树根(富翁的书室里有时用之以为坐凳)的欣赏,也是根据这个观念。 - There are men and women, too, all gnarled and bent out of shape.
穷街陋巷中也聚居着为数众多的男人和女人,他们全都因过度劳作而扭曲了身形。 - The tree has gnarled red branches and deep green leaves.
这棵树的树枝扭曲多瘤且呈红色,树叶则是深绿色。 - A gnarled old tramp lay curled up on apark bench.
一个饱经风霜的老年流浪汉蜷曲在公园的椅子上。 - The bent and gnarled bodies of spruce and fir trees tell the story of hard summers and harder winters near the mountain tops.
在临近山顶的地方,无数扭曲的云杉和松树诉说着这里严酷的冬夏。 - What then, you may ask, is a gnarled walker?
那么,你也许会问了,多节行者是什么? - The olive trees are old and gnarled.
那里的橄榄树老而多节。 - Your hands are so gnarled from gripping the controller, you can not even tie your shoes.
大游戏大的太久了,手都长茧子了,你连鞋带都系不上。 - Pale clerks, laborers with stiff, gnarled hands, old fishermen, and young mechanics;
有脸色苍白的职员,双手僵直粗糙的劳工;上了年纪的渔民和年轻的技工;