burled

burled的音标为[bɜːrl]、[bɜːrld]，基本意思是“像圆木的，粗糙的，粗糙的表面”，速记技巧是“b-r-l=burled”。

Burled这个词的词源可以追溯到古英语，意为“粗糙的，粗糙的表面”。它的变化形式包括过去式和过去分词形式的“burled”，现在分词形式的“burling”以及形容词形式的“burly”。

相关单词：

Burly：这个词在英语中通常用来形容强壮、粗犷的人或动物。例如，“He is a burly man with a strong physique.”（他是一个身材强壮、粗犷的人）。

Burst：burst这个词源自burle，意为“破裂，爆裂”。例如，“The balloon burst with a pop.”（气球砰的一声破裂了）。

Burden：这个词意为“负担”，源自burle，意为“重物”。例如，“She felt burdened with work and responsibilities.”（她感到工作与责任的重压）。

Burglar：这个词意为“夜盗”，源自burle，意为“破窗而入”。例如，“The burglar broke into the house and stole the jewels.”（盗贼破窗而入，偷走了珠宝）。

Burdened：这个词是burden的过去分词形式，意为“负担的”。例如，“He felt burdened with guilt and shame.”（他感到内疚和羞愧）。

Bursting：burst的现在分词形式，意为“爆裂的，充满的”。例如，“The flowers burst into bloom in the springtime.”（春天，花儿绽放）。

Burgeon：这个词意为“迅速成长”，源自burgeon，意为“萌芽，开始生长”。例如，“The company is burgeoning with new ideas and opportunities.”（公司正在涌现出许多新的想法和机会）。

Burdened with：这个词组意为“负担着...”，其中burdened是burden的过去分词形式。例如，“She was burdened with the responsibility of taking care of her elderly mother.”（她肩负着照顾年迈母亲的职责）。

Bursting with：这个词组意为“充满...”，其中burst是burst的现在分词形式。例如，“The room was bursting with flowers and gifts for her birthday.”（房间里充满了为她过生日而送来的鲜花和礼物）。

Burled短语：

1. burled in the woods 在树林里被抛弃

2. burled oak 老橡树

3. burled surface 粗糙表面

4. burled wood 粗糙木材

5. burled wool 毛绒粗糙

6. burled bark 粗糙树皮

7. burled texture 粗糙纹理

双语句子：

1. The old oak tree is burled in the woods.

2. The burled surface of the wood is rough to the touch.

3. The burled wool is soft and warm.

4. The burled bark of the tree is a beautiful brown color.

5. The texture of this burled wood is unique.

6. The burled texture of the fabric gives it a unique look and feel.

7. I love spending time in the woods, exploring the burled trees and admiring their unique beauty.

英文小作文：

My favorite part of nature is the woods, where I often find old burled oaks that have been left to decay over time. These trees have a unique beauty that attracts me every time I see them. Their burled surface is rough to the touch, giving them a unique texture that I find fascinating. I love to sit under their branches and admire their beauty, feeling the warmth of their burled wool and marveling at their unique bark. These trees are a testament to nature"s beauty and resilience, and I am grateful to have the opportunity to explore them and appreciate their unique qualities.