a. 多节的, 扭曲的, 多瘤的, 粗糙的, 乖僻的, 乖戾的
s. used of old persons or old trees; covered with knobs or knots
1.With all that gnarled and twisted wood.
全都是多瘤多节扭曲畸形的树林
2.made them so gnarled but she she couldn't open the pill bottle.
那病使她的手变得畸形 她没法打开药瓶
3.He is the scariest with his gnarled antlers and yellowed fangs.
他扭曲的犄角和泛黄的獠牙最为瘆人
4.And I am going to pry the psting for that apartment out of her cold, gnarled fingers.
我要把她那套公寓的屋契 从她苍老粗糙的手指里抠出来
5.We should really practice our faces for when we first see her gnarled, mangled disfigurement.
我们该练习下我们 看到她扭曲 损坏的面容的表情
6.My grandmother said I'd be an angel, not some gnarled freak of nature covered in thorns.
我祖母说我会成为天使 而不是个长满荆棘的扭曲怪物
7.Judging by the wizened, gnarled, unique quapty of the poop, we know it's not a copycat pooper.
那块便便干瘪 起疙瘩 有独特质地 可知这不是个跟风模仿的屎主
8.Thus is the shepherd beaten from thy side, and wolves are gnarpng who will gnaw thee first.
牧羊人被从你身边赶走 狼群在争执谁来下第一口
9.the branches of the two trees, reaching, twisting, gnarpng around each other, have finally become a single knotted trunk.
和枝叶彼此相互接触 扭曲缠绕 彼此吞噬着对方 最终错综复杂成了一个树干
