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Translation of Italian word "complesso" to English

complesso

/komˈplɛs.so/

Meaning

Adjective

Not simple; composed of interconnected elements; intricate.

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How to use

The Italian adjective 'complesso' expresses 'complex, complicated, intricate' (Not simple; composed of interconnected elements; intricate). It agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies (e.g. taking endings -o/-a/-i/-e or -e/-i). To intensify 'complesso', Italian speakers may use 'molto', 'assai', or the absolute superlative suffix '-issimo/-issima' — each option carries a different level of emphasis.

🇬🇧 English

complex, complicated, intricate

Example

La questione fiscale è troppo complessa per essere spiegata in poche parole.

The tax issue is too complex to be explained in just a few words.

Il corpo umano ha un sistema nervoso incredibilmente complesso.

The human body has an incredibly complex nervous system.

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Common phrases

  • La questione fiscale è troppo complessa per essere spiegata in poche parole.— The tax issue is too complex to be explained in just a few words.
  • Il corpo umano ha un sistema nervoso incredibilmente complesso.— The human body has an incredibly complex nervous system.

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Frequency rank: #1227 in Italian

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What does the Italian word "complesso" mean?▼

The Italian word "complesso" means "complex, complicated, intricate" in English.

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Yes, here is a practical example: "La questione fiscale è troppo complessa per essere spiegata in poche parole." (which translates as "The tax issue is too complex to be explained in just a few words.").

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