cross-grained
发音：英 [?kr?s ɡre?n?d] 美 [?krɑ?s ɡre?n?d]
基础释义：脾气古怪的，性情暴躁的；难相处的。
英语范文：I had a cross-grained uncle who was difficult to get along with. 我有一个脾气古怪的叔叔，很难相处。
注意：cross-grained在口语中有时带有贬义，表示人的性格不好相处，但在正式场合，它通常只表示人的脾气不好。
以上内容仅供参考，建议根据实际情况进行翻译。
cross-grained
释义：adj. 脾气坏的，古怪的，难相处的。
发音：英 [?kr?s ɡre?n?d]、美 [?krɑ?s ɡre?n?d]。
英语范文：
题目：性格古怪的人
每个人都有自己的性格特点，有些人性格开朗，善于与人交往，而有些人则比较古怪，难以相处。我曾经遇到过一个这样的人，让我印象深刻。
他是一个中年男子，身材高大，面容严肃，给人一种难以接近的感觉。他总是独自一人，不喜欢与人交流，甚至对周围的人和事都显得有些不耐烦。他的脾气也很古怪，有时候会因为一些小事而发脾气，让人感到很无奈。
但是，我渐渐地发现，他其实也有一些优点。他做事非常认真，对待工作非常负责，有时候甚至会加班到很晚。他也非常有耐心，能够很好地处理一些繁琐的事情。只是他的性格比较古怪，让人难以接近。
我认为，我们应该尊重每个人的性格特点，不要轻易地去评判别人。同时，我们也要学会与不同性格的人相处，理解他们的难处，给予他们足够的关爱和帮助。只有这样，我们才能更好地与他人相处，创造一个和谐的社会。
总之，cross-grained指的是性格古怪、难以相处的人，但每个人都有自己的优点和难处。我们应该尊重彼此，理解他人的难处，这样才能创造一个更加和谐的社会。
cross-grained
发音: [?kr?s ɡre?n?d]
含义: 脾气古怪，性情暴躁的
例句：He is a cross-grained fellow who never smiled all his life.
翻译: 他是一个脾气古怪的人，一生从不曾笑过。
关于cross-grained的英语范文：
题目：性格古怪的朋友
Everyone has their own personality, and some people are naturally cross-grained. However, I don't think it's a problem as long as we can communicate with them and understand their feelings.
My friend, John, is a very cross-grained person. He always has a bad temper and is easily irritable. He doesn't like to share his thoughts with others and tends to be distant and standoffish. But despite his difficult personality, I still consider him a good friend.
We met in college and became close friends quickly because we had a lot in common. However, it wasn't long before we realized that John's personality was a bit challenging. He often argued with people and disagreed with their opinions. But we learned to accept him for who he was and try to understand his perspective.
Over time, we grew closer and started to appreciate John's unique qualities. He was very independent and resourceful, always finding ways to solve problems on his own. He also had a strong sense of justice and always stood up for what he believed in. Despite his difficult personality, John was a loyal friend who would do anything for you.
In conclusion, cross-grained people can be challenging, but we should try to understand their perspectives and appreciate their unique qualities. If we can do this, we can form meaningful relationships with people who might seem difficult to get along with.
