گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'complicated'

1 عمومی:: پیچیده‌

2 عمومی:: بغرنج‌

1 general::   adj. VERBS be, look, seem, sound It all sounds very complicated. | become, get This is where the story gets complicated. ADV. extraordinarily, extremely, fiendishly, highly, immensely, incredibly, particularly, terribly, very | increasingly | a bit, fairly, a little, quite, rather, somewhat | unnecessarily

2 general:: adj complex: It was a complicated machine to work.

3 general:: complicated consisting of a lot of different parts or details and therefore difficult to understand: • The rules of the game seemed very complicated. • I didn’t realize programming the VCR would be so complicated. • The brain is like a very powerful, very complicated computer. • a complicated issue complex a complex process, relationship etc is difficult to understand because it has a lot of parts that are all connected in different ways: • The chemical processes involved are extremely complex. • the complex relationship between government and the media elaborate having a lot of parts or details and very carefully planned, but often more complicated than is necessary: • Mike had worked out an elaborate system for categorizing his collection of DVDs. • The plan to kidnap her had become even more elaborate. • Sociologists have been coming up with increasingly elaborate theories to explain unsafe sexual practices. involved very long and complicated – use this especially about something that you think should be made simpler: • The system for choosing candidates is very involved, and I won’t go into it here. • Adopting a child can be a long involved process. convoluted too complicated and difficult to understand – used especially about someone’s language or arguments, or about a system: • convoluted sentences • Procedures for government funding have become more convoluted. • James’s books are full of long paragraphs and convoluted sentences, which many people do not find appealing. intricate having a lot of small parts or details – used especially about something that is cleverly designed or made: • Lasers are used to cut intricate designs in the metal. • The farmers use an intricate system of drainage canals. • the intricate workings of a watch • intricate patterns of coloured marble