adj.多节的，扭曲的，多节瘤的，疙疙瘩瘩的，(因年老或疾病)弯曲的

The old oak tree stood tall and gnarled, its branches twisted from years of weathering storms.
那棵老橡树高高矗立着，枝干因经年累月的风雨侵蚀而变得扭曲多节。
She picked up the gnarled walking stick, feeling the rough texture beneath her fingers.
她拾起那根多节的拐杖，手指下能感受到粗糙的质感。
The gardener carefully pruned the gnarled branches of the ancient apple tree.
园丁小心翼翼地修剪着那棵古老苹果树上盘曲的枝条。
His hands were gnarled with arthritis, a testament to a lifetime of hard labor.
他的手因关节炎而变得扭曲，这是他一生辛勤劳动的见证。
The path wound through a forest of gnarled trees, their shapes contorted by time.
小径蜿蜒穿过一片布满老树的森林，那些树的形态被岁月扭曲得奇形怪状。
Despite its gnarled appearance, the vine produced the sweetest grapes in the valley.
尽管藤蔓外表扭曲多节，但它却在山谷中结出了最甜的葡萄。
The old man's face was a map of wrinkles, his skin gnarled like the bark of an ancient tree.
老人的脸上布满了皱纹，皮肤像古树的树皮一样粗糙扭曲。
She loved to run her fingers along the gnarled trunk of the willow, feeling its history beneath her touch.
她喜欢用手指沿着柳树那扭曲的树干滑动，感受着手下传递的历史感。
The fence was made from gnarled pieces of driftwood collected along the beach.
这道篱笆是用从海滩上收集来的扭曲多节的浮木制成的。
The sculptor saw beauty in the gnarled root, envisioning it as the centerpiece of his next masterpiece.
雕塑家在这扭曲的树根中看到了美，想象着它将成为他下一件杰作的中心。