Translations for „intricacies“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

intricacy [ˈɪntrɪkəsi] N

1. intricacy:

intricacy

zawiłość f

intricacy

złożoność f

Phrases:

intricacies pl

zawiłości fpl

Usage examples with intricacies

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It has few if any intricacies about it.

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They were also foreigners unaware of the intricacies of Bolivian society and economics.

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Chassis often show intricacies of exhaust systems and suspensions.

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In his own words, he began to obsessively write songs, spending countless hours honing the intricacies of melody, lyric, and structure.

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It is a sinuous idiom which allows the freest expression to the foibles and intricacies of characters (p. 413).

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Before each song, the dancers explain the intricacies of the particular rhythm about to be employed and how this rhythm is translated into dance movements.

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The practice and performance sequences are compelling, but the history of the dance style, the intricacies of judging and the personalities of the hoofers are hardly addressed.

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An electrical engineer may understand the intricacies and challenges of computer panels, but this is only half of the required knowledge.

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He published more than 20 books in his lifetime, many of which were written to explain the intricacies of science to the general public.

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Due to the intricacies involved, every dental restoration made is physiologically compatible and matched.

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