complex

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/ˈkɒmplɛks/
US
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Translations

complexnoun
complexes
pl
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/ˈkɒm.pleks/
US
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complexeEnsemble formé de parties interconnectées.
The human brain is a complex of neurons and synapses.
Le cerveau humain est un complexe de neurones et de synapses.
complexeEnsemble de bâtiments ou d'installations.
The sports complex includes a gym, swimming pool, and several tennis courts.
Le complexe sportif comprend une salle de sport, une piscine et plusieurs courts de tennis.
complexePsychologie.
He has a complex about his height, which affects his confidence.
Il a un complexe au sujet de sa taille, ce qui nuit à sa confiance en lui.
Additional translations
complexeChimie.
complexadjective
more complex
Comp.
most complex
Super.
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The complex machinery required a skilled technician to operate.
La machinerie complexe nécessitait un technicien qualifié pour fonctionner.
Additional translations
complexeMathématiques
complexverb
complexed
Past Simple
complexed
Past Participle
complexing
Gerund
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Used chiefly in chemistry to mean 'form a coordination complex (with)'.
complexerChimie.
The ligand complexes with the metal ion during the reaction.
Le ligand complexe avec l'ion métallique pendant la réaction.

Definitions

complexnoun
A group of buildings or facilities that are located close together and serve a particular purpose.
The sports complex includes a gym, swimming pool, and several tennis courts.
A psychological term referring to a related group of repressed or partly repressed emotionally significant ideas which cause psychic conflict leading to abnormal mental states or behavior.
He has a complex about his height, which affects his confidence.
A whole made up of complicated or interrelated parts.
The human brain is a complex of neurons and synapses.
A chemical compound in which molecules or ions form a coordination complex with a central atom or ion.
The scientist studied the metal complex to understand its properties.
(Mathematics) A complex number.
Let z be a complex with a non-zero imaginary component.
complexadjective
Consisting of many different and connected parts.
The complex machinery required a skilled technician to operate.
Not easy to analyze or understand; complicated or intricate.
The complex plot of the novel kept readers engaged until the very end.
In mathematics, involving or using complex numbers.
Complex analysis deals with functions of a complex variable.
complexverb
(Chemistry) To form a coordination complex with another substance.
The ligand complexes with the metal ion during the reaction.