adj.多刺的，引起刺痛的，扎疼的，刺痒的，易怒的，爱生气的，棘手的

原形：prickly比较级：pricklier最高级：prickliest

The cactus had sharp prickles on its sides, making it difficult to touch.
这棵仙人掌的两侧长满了锋利的刺，让人难以触碰。
She wore a prickly wool sweater, which scratched her skin every time she moved.
她穿着一件带刺的羊毛衫，每次动弹都会刮到皮肤。
The old man's personality was as prickly as the thorns on a rosebush.
老人的性格就像玫瑰花丛中的刺，尖锐而难以接近。
The politician's comments were so prickly that they offended many of his colleagues.
那位政治家的言论尖酸刻薄，惹恼了许多同事。
After a long day at work, my nerves felt particularly prickly.
在一天劳累的工作后，我的神经变得特别敏感。
The porcupine's quills were its primary defense mechanism against predators – they were as prickly as ever.
刺猬的硬刺是它们对抗捕食者的首要防线，一如既往地尖锐。
The gardener handled the thorny branches with care to avoid getting pricked.
园丁小心翼翼地处理那些多刺的树枝，以免被扎伤。
A prickly pear is a type of fruit that grows on a cactus plant, known for its tough outer skin and edible fruit inside.
刺梨是一种生长在仙人掌上的水果，外皮坚硬，内含可食用的果实。
The teacher's criticism was so prickly that it left the student feeling defensive.
老师的批评像针一样尖锐，让学生产生了防备心理。
Don't get too close to the hedge; the prickly bushes can easily pierce through your clothes.
不要靠近灌木丛，那些有刺的植物很容易穿透你的衣物。