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knotty如何读

英：[ˈnɒti]

美：[ˈnɑti]

knotty是什么意思

adj. (形容词)

棘手的
有结的
多节的
复杂的
难解决的
有节的
缠绕在一起的
节疤多的
纠纷的
深奥
伤脑筋的
让人捉摸不透
多结的
打结的
多瘤的
多结节的
多节瘤的
困难的

knotty自然拼读

knot·ty

na ti

knotty变形

比较级:knottier

最高级:knottiest

knotty扩展

knottily (adv.), knottiness (n.)

knotty词根

词根：knot

adj.

knotted 多节的，有节的；棘手的

knot （绳等的）结；节瘤，疙瘩；海里/小时（航速单位）

knottiness 纠纷；难题；多节

vi.

knot 打结

vt.

knot 打结

knotty英英释义

Adjective

1. making great mental demands; hard to comprehend or solve;

"a baffling problem"

"I faced the knotty problem of what to have for breakfast"

"a problematic situation at home"

2. used of old persons or old trees; covered with knobs or knots;

"gnarled and knotted hands"

"a knobbed stick"

3. highly involved or intricate;

"the Byzantine tax structure"

"convoluted legal language"

"convoluted reasoning"

"intricate needlework"

"an intricate labyrinth of refined phraseology"

"the plot was too involved"

"a knotty problem"

"got his way by labyrinthine maneuvering"

"Oh, what a tangled web we weave"- Sir Walter Scott

"tortuous legal procedures"

"tortuous negotiations lasting for months"

knotty词组

knotty problem难解决的问题

knotty词源中文解释

13世纪中叶，“充满结节”（比喻问题或难题，早在13世纪初已有记录），源自 knot（结）和 -y（2）。相关词汇： Knottiness。

knotty词源英文解释

The first known use of knotty was in the 13th century

knotty儿童词典英英释义

knowingadjective

having or showing special knowledge

a knowing smile

shrewdly and keenly alert

intentional

knowingadjective

having or showing special knowledge

a knowing smile

shrewdly and keenly alert

intentional

know1 of 2verb

to have understanding of

know yourself

to recognize the nature of

knew them to be honest

to recognize the identity of

knew me by my walk

to be acquainted or familiar with

knows the city very well

to be aware of the truth of

know that the earth is round

to have a practical understanding of

knows how to write

to have information or knowledge

ask someone who knows

to be or become aware

knew about the problem

know2 of 2noun

the fact of knowing : knowledge

knottyadjective

full of knots

knotty wood

difficult sense 2b

a knotty problem

knotty 例句

1 She met with a lot of knotty problems.

她碰上了许多棘手的问题。

2 They don’t have much top, but lots of knotty roots, shaped sort of like sweet potatoes.

3 Despite this, it’s clear that she loves him, which feels like a rounded take on a knotty subject.

4 Without her, it would be a not bad procedural, touching on some knotty contemporary issues and infused with a paranoia that is at once unsettling and comforting.

5 “They become twisted and increasingly knotty as she’s getting caught in the web.”

6 We should think about another facet of this knotty problem.

对于这个棘手的问题我们应该考虑其另一个方面.

7 Considered by some to be one of Shakespeare’s problem plays, this knotty romantic dramedy turns out to be a good match for the wordless art and Mr. Wheeldon’s physical poetry.

8 In a confrontational meeting when she is an adult, they go over the knotty circumstances of the abuse, which culminated in their running away together.

9 Where she succeeds is in making even the knottiest issues seem accessible to a bright seventh grader.

10 Instead, on a summer trip to a lake in northern Michigan, he lost himself for days in “Death in Venice,” “stared at accusingly by the knotty pine eyes on the planks lining the walls.”

11 Lindsey explained that because these characters were nomads, their hair would naturally look a little more knotty and less uniform.

12 Their approaches to certain aspects of gay culture and their attitudes toward sex are where matters grow knotty.

13 And it’s answered, in some ways, by the songs themselves on Bon Iver’s most diverse, noisiest, shortest, knottiest and most experimental album so far.

14 As she explains, reading from index cards that she riffles through nervously, the “presentation” will be preceded by a lecture on this knotty subject, which, in turn, will be preceded by an overview.

15 Gradually the marks accumulated to make a beautifully sensitive, knotty drawing of the figure.

16 But at a panel on Tuesday, the translator, Dai Congrong of Fudan University, who spent nearly 10 years wrestling with Joyce's runaway sentences and knotty coinages, confessed that even she didn't fully understand the book.

17 Mr. Lim stood near a safari tent, which had been pitched indoors and furnished with knotty bookshelves, gas lanterns, a typewriter and a dog-eared copy of “Lonely Planet Thailand.”

18 The tangled web turned knotty mess began when Gary, a celebrated French author two decades past his prime, decided in 1973 to write his new novel, his 20th, under a new name: Émile Ajar.

19 It takes a while for the ear to get used to Ives' verse, which is clever and knotty and peppered with anachronisms in our own patois, like "soccer mom."

20 Complex characters appeal to him – with James being a particularly knotty role to untangle.