• adj. 多瘤的；粗糙的

來自gnarl, 疙瘩。用于俚語，呱呱叫的。比較cracking, 破裂的，俚語義頂呱呱的。

gnarly (adj.)

"knotted and rugged," c. 1600, from gnarl (see gnarled) + -y (2). Picked up 1970s as surfer slang to describe a dangerous wave; it had spread to teen slang by 1982, where it meant both "excellent" and "disgusting."

1. Wow, man! That's totally gnarly!

哇，老兄，那真是太好了！

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2. EXAMPLE : My little brother paid a lot for his gnarly new snowboard.

我弟弟花了很多錢買了一副高級滑雪板.

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3. There, he ran into a gnarly old lady.

他在那里遇到一位滿臉皺成一團(tuán)的老婆婆.

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4. I see conundrums, dilemmas , quandaries , impasses, gnarly thickets of fateful possibility with no obvious way out.

眼看問題經(jīng)緯萬端,進(jìn)退兩難 、 入困境, 死路一條, 盤根錯(cuò)節(jié)的命定可能性,但找不到明顯的出路.

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5. EXAMPLE : Champion surfers are attracted the gnarly surf along the eastern Australian coast.

澳大利亞東海岸的 驚濤駭浪 吸引著一流的沖浪好手.

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