complexes

英 [ˈkɒmplɛksɪz]

美 [ˈkɑmplɛksəz]

n. (类型相似的)建筑群; 相关联的一组事物; 不正常的精神状态; 情结
complex的复数

柯林斯词典

The adjective is pronounced /kəm'pleks/ in American English. 用作形容词时在美国英语中读作 /kəm'pleks/。

ADJ-GRADED 复杂的;错综的
Something that iscomplexhas many different parts, and is therefore often difficult to understand.
1. ...in-depth coverage of today's complex issues.
  对时下一些复杂问题的深度报道
2. ...a complex system of voting.
  错综复杂的选举体制
3. ...her complex personality.
  她复杂的性格
4. ...complex machines.
  结构复杂的机器
(句子)复合的
In grammar, acomplexsentence contains one or more subordinate clauses as well as a main clause.
N-COUNT 综合建筑群;综合大楼
Acomplexis a group of buildings designed for a particular purpose, or one large building divided into several smaller areas.
1. ...plans for constructing a new stadium and leisure complex.
  修建新体育场和休闲中心的计划
2. ...a complex of offices and flats.
  商住综合楼
N-COUNT 错综复杂的组合;复合体
Acomplex ofthings is a group or system of things that are connected with each other in a complicated way.
1. ...the complex of clans which occupied the land.
  生活在这片土地上的关系复杂的氏族群落
2. ...the military-industrial complex.
  军工综合企业
See also:I have never had a complex about my height....a deranged attacker, driven by a persecution complex.guilt complex inferiority complex