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gnarled

/nɑːrld/

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adjective

/nɑːrld/C1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то грубое, искривлённое и узловатое, часто используется для старых стволов деревьев или рук.

Describes something that is rough, twisted, and knobby, often used for old tree trunks or hands.

  1. Knobby and twistedB2formal

    Having a rough, twisted, and knobby surface, often due to age or growth.

    ruУзловатый и искривлённый

    • The old oak tree had gnarled branches reaching out in all directions.
    • His gnarled hands showed years of hard work.
    • The gnarled roots of the tree broke through the pavement.

    Synonymsbumpycontortedgnarlyknottedknottylumpytwisted

    Antonymsevensmoothstraight

  2. Deformed or bentB2formal

    Bent or misshapen, often due to age, injury, or disease.

    ruИскривлённый

    • The gnarled fingers of the elderly pianist still moved with grace.
    • The gnarled trunk of the ancient olive tree was a sight to behold.
    • He had a gnarled walking stick carved from a branch.

    Synonymsbentcontortedcrookeddeformedgnarlyknottedmisshapentwistedwarped

    Antonymsevenregularsmoothstraightsymmetricalunbent

Forms
  • more gnarled comparative form
  • most gnarled superlative form
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verb

gnarl/nɑːrl/formalobsolete
  • ruУстаревший или архаичный глагол, означающий рычать, ворчать или скручиваться в узловатую или искажённую форму.

An archaic or obsolete verb meaning to snarl, growl, or twist into a knotty or distorted shape.

  1. To twist or knotC2formal

    To cause something to become twisted, knotted, or contorted, often referring to wood or tree branches.

    ruСкручивать

    • The old oak tree was gnarled by centuries of wind.
    • The carpenter gnarled the wood to create a rustic effect.
    • Time had gnarled the branches into strange shapes.

    Synonymsbendcontortcurlentanglekinkknottwistwarp

Forms
  • gnarled past participle
  • gnarled past simple
  • gnarling present participle
  • gnarls third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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