A bramble is a wild blackberry bush: a messy, scratchy plant with long arching stems, sharp thorns, and, in season, dark berries.

A bramble(這個字) is a wild blackberry bush是野生黑莓灌木：a messy, scratchy plant with long arching stems一種雜亂、會刮人的植物，有長長彎彎的莖，sharp thorns尖銳的刺，and, in season, dark berries而且到了季節會結深色的莓果。

In British English especially, people also say brambles for the berries themselves, and for a tangle of such bushes in a hedge or at the edge of a field.

In British English especially尤其在英式英語裡，people also say brambles for the berries themselves人們也會用brambles來指那些莓果本身，and for a tangle of such bushes in a hedge or at the edge of a field也指樹籬或田邊那種糾結成一團的灌木叢。

The plant grabs at clothes and skin; that is why the word can feel a little wild and unfriendly, not like a garden rose.

The plant grabs at clothes and skin這種植物會勾住衣服和皮膚；that is why the word can feel a little wild and unfriendly這就是為什麼這個字聽起來有點狂野、不友善，not like a garden rose不像花園裡的玫瑰。

Other thorny wild bushes sometimes get called brambles too, but the core picture is the wild blackberry. You will not meet this plant much on a Taipei street; it belongs to countryside English, hiking paths, and stories about getting scratched while picking fruit.

Other thorny wild bushes sometimes get called brambles too其他多刺的野生灌木有時候也會被叫做brambles，but the core picture is the wild blackberry但核心的畫面就是野生黑莓。You will not meet this plant much on a Taipei street你在台北街頭不太會遇到這種植物；it belongs to countryside English它屬於鄉間英語、hiking paths登山步道、and stories about getting scratched while picking fruit還有摘水果被刮傷的故事。