gnarl

英

美

n.  栉；瘤；木节（瘤）
v.  生节，咆哮，使有节，扭

复数：gnarls　现在分词：gnarling　过去式：gnarled　第三人称单数：gnars　过去分词：gnarled　

英英释义

noun

• something twisted and tight and swollen
  1. their muscles stood out in knots
  2. the old man's fists were two great gnarls
  3. his stomach was in knots
  Synonym:knot

verb

• make complaining remarks or noises under one's breath
  1. she grumbles when she feels overworked
  Synonym:murmurmuttergrumblecroak
• twist into a state of deformity
  1. The wind has gnarled this old tree

双语例句

• Regarding the circular defects such as leakage gnarl in log, this paper designed an improved Laplace's special gradient method to clarify the target image.
  针对原木中的漏节等圆形缺陷，本文设计了改进的拉普拉斯算子法增强图像中目标的清晰度。
• My caress provoked a long, guttural gnarl.
  我的抚摩惹得它喉咙里长长的一声吼怒。
• Rudy Rucker has defined a concept he calls the Gnarl: things that have a level of chaos that is tuned right to the boundary between order and disorder.
  RudyRucker定义了一个他称为Gnarl的概念：具有某种杂乱水平的东西，它正好处在有序与无序之间的边界。