Complex

/kˈɒmplɛks/

/ˈkɑmpɫɛks/, /kəmˈpɫɛks/

Definice a Význam "complex"

complex

PŘÍDAVNÉ JMÉNO

having or made of several parts

sophisticated

Example

The human brain is a complex organ with billions of interconnected neurons.

The novel 's plot is complex, with multiple intertwined storylines.

The project required a complex strategy involving various departments.

not easy to understand or analyze

byzantine

complicated

deep

impenetrable

intricate

Example

The human brain is incredibly complex, with its functions still not fully understood.

Solving the mathematical equation proved to be complex, requiring advanced problem-solving skills.

The artwork 's meaning was complex, open to interpretation and layered with symbolism.

Complex

PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO

sídliště, komplex

a set of buildings of the same type and design in the same place

building complex

Example

The apartment complex offers a variety of floor plans and amenities to cater to different resident needs.

The shopping complex includes stores, restaurants, and entertainment venues all under one roof.

The tech startup moved into a modern complex with glass walls and open spaces, fostering a collaborative work environment.

komplex, systém

a system or group of interconnected parts or elements that form a unified, intricate whole

network

nexus

web

Example

The region is known for its complex of ancient ruins spread across the landscape.

The software is a complex of tools designed to handle various tasks.

A complex of ideas underpins the philosopher's theories about human nature.

komplex, koordinační komplex

a compound described by the central atom to which other atoms, ions, or molecules are bound or coordinated

coordination compound

Example

In a coordination complex, the central metal atom is surrounded by ligands.

The complex formed when the metal ion binds with water molecules as ligands.

The complex compound exhibited unique chemical properties due to its structure.

komplex, komplex emocí

a group of partly or completely repressed emotions or impulses that affect a person's behavior and patterns of thought

What is a "complex"?

A complex refers to a group of emotions or impulses, some of which may be partially or fully restrained, shaping a person's behavior and thought patterns. These emotions or impulses may be caused by past experiences, often in childhood, and can have a significant impact on how a person sees themselves and others, as well as how they respond to certain situations. Complexes can show up in various ways, such as repeated thoughts, feelings of worthlessness, or patterns of behavior that seem difficult to change. Therapy and self-reflection are common approaches to addressing and understanding these complexes to promote personal growth and well-being.

Example

His fear of failure was linked to a complex developed in childhood.

The therapist helped her understand the complex driving her anxiety.

A deep-seated inferiority complex made him shy away from leadership roles.

to complex

SLOVESO

komplikovat, znesnadňovat

to make something more complicated or intricate, often by adding layers of detail or difficulty

cloud

complicate

confuse

obscure