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I've observed that roughly 80% of the templates in a pattern are trivial, 15% are straightforward and easy to complete, and 5% are rather gnarly.
我觀察到某個(gè)模式中大約 80% 的模板無(wú)關(guān)緊要，15% 的模板簡(jiǎn)單且易于完成，另外 5% 的模板則相當(dāng)粗糙。
Even though rule 225 yields a regular nested pattern with the starting state I've given it -- and is therefore not in class 4 -- it still sounds pretty gnarly to me.
即使 225 規(guī)則從我給出的簡(jiǎn)單初始狀態(tài)得到一個(gè)規(guī)則的、嵌套的模式——因而不是第 4 類(lèi)——但是它對(duì)我來(lái)說(shuō)聽(tīng)起來(lái)仍然是相當(dāng)不規(guī)則的。
Filet-O-Fish, like many of the fish patties used by fast-food chains, is made predominantly from hoki, a gnarly, crazy-eyed fish found in the cold waters off the coast of New Zealand.
麥香魚(yú)堡和其他快餐連鎖店銷(xiāo)售的魚(yú)肉漢堡一樣，主要用長(zhǎng)尾藍(lán)鱈魚(yú)制成。這是一種生活在新西蘭海岸冷水區(qū)的，外表粗糙，眼睛恐怖的魚(yú)。

It will be interesting to see how he fares in the gnarly world of behavior modification.
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(EXCITING) used to describe something extreme, especially something that is very dangerous and exciting
(SHAPE) →? gnarled