craggy

UK
/ˈkræɡi/
US
/ˈkræɡi/
craggyadjective
craggier
Comp.
craggiest
Super.
UK
/ˈkræɡi/
US
/ˈkræɡi/
Translations
burinéSe dit d’un visage rude, marqué par l’âge ou les intempéries.
The old sailor had a craggy face, marked by years of exposure to the harsh sea winds.
Le vieux marin avait un visage buriné, marqué par des années d’exposition aux vents marins violents.
déchiquetéSe dit d’un relief, d’une côte ou d’une surface rocheuse irrégulière et escarpée.
The craggy landscape was difficult to navigate, with its sharp rocks and steep inclines.
Le paysage déchiqueté était difficile à parcourir, avec ses rochers aigus et ses pentes raides.
Additional translations
escarpéEmployé surtout pour des falaises, des montagnes ou un terrain abrupt.
Definitions
Having a rugged, rough, and uneven surface, often resembling a crag or cliff.
The craggy landscape was difficult to navigate, with its sharp rocks and steep inclines.
Describing a face that is rugged and weathered, often with prominent features.
The old sailor had a craggy face, marked by years of exposure to the harsh sea winds.