Translation of Czech word "komplexní" to English
komplexní
/kɔmplɛksɲɪ/
Meaning
AdjectiveMade up of multiple parts; composite; not simple.
How to use
Describes a system with many interconnected parts. Placed before nouns and inflected for gender, number, and case to match the modified noun.
🇬🇧 English
complex
Example
Matematický problém je komplexní a vyžaduje hodně práce.
The math problem is complex and requires a lot of work.
Komplexní systém je těžké vysvětlit.
The complex system is hard to explain.
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- Matematický problém je komplexní a vyžaduje hodně práce.— The math problem is complex and requires a lot of work.
- Komplexní systém je těžké vysvětlit.— The complex system is hard to explain.
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The Czech word "komplexní" means "complex" in English.
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