Translation of Slovak word "komplexný" to English
komplexný
/komplexniː/
Meaning
AdjectiveMade up of multiple parts; composite; not simple.
How to use
Qualitative adjective declined according to the 'pekný' pattern (komplexný, komplexná, komplexné). It describes comprehensive, multifaceted systems or solutions that encompass all aspects (e.g. komplexný prístup, komplexné riešenie).
🇬🇧 English
complex
Example sentence
Matematický problém je komplexný a vyžaduje veľa práce.
The math problem is complex and requires a lot of work.
Komplexný systém je ťažké vysvetliť.
The complex system is hard to explain.
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Common phrases
- komplexné riešenie— comprehensive / end-to-end solution
- komplexný prístup— integrated / holistic approach
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The Slovak word "komplexný" means "complex" in English.
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