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gnarly

/ˈnɑːli/

/ˈnɑrli/

Translations

gnarlyadjective

gnarlier

Comp.

gnarliest

Super.

noueuxPour une apparence tordue, noueuse ou rugueuse.

The old tree had a gnarly trunk that was full of character.

Le vieil arbre avait un tronc noueux plein de caractère.

génialFamilier, sens positif.

The skateboarder pulled off a gnarly trick that wowed the crowd.

Le skateur a réussi une figure géniale qui a impressionné la foule.

difficilePour une situation, un parcours ou une tâche très difficile ou risquée.

The mountain trail was gnarly, with steep cliffs and loose rocks.

Le sentier de montagne était difficile, avec des falaises abruptes et des pierres instables.

Additional translations

dégoûtantFamilier, pour quelque chose d’assez répugnant ou très désagréable.

Synonyms

gnarlyinterjection

/ˈnɑːli/

/ˈnɑrli/

Used as a standalone exclamation, chiefly in slang

WouahFamilier, exprime l’étonnement, l’admiration ou l’enthousiasme.

"Gnarly! That wave was huge!"

"Wouah ! Cette vague était énorme !"

Additional translations

BeurkFamilier, pour marquer le dégoût.

Synonyms

oh no

Definitions

gnarlyadjective

Twisted, knotted, or rugged in appearance.

The old tree had a gnarly trunk that was full of character.

Difficult, dangerous, or challenging.

The mountain trail was gnarly, with steep cliffs and loose rocks.

Cool, excellent, or impressive, often used in slang.

The skateboarder pulled off a gnarly trick that wowed the crowd.

Slang. Unpleasant, disgusting, or revolting.

The leftovers smelled gnarly after a week in the fridge.

gnarlyinterjection

An exclamation expressing awe, excitement, surprise, or occasionally disgust.

"Gnarly! That wave was huge!"