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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. complex [Am ˈkɑmplɛks, Brit ˈkɒmplɛks] ADJ

1. complex (complicated):

complex person/idea/issue/situation
complex person/idea/issue/situation

2. complex (intricate):

complex system/pattern/design

3. complex LING:

complex sentence/word

4. complex MATH:

complex number/variable

II. complex [Am ˈkɑmplɛks, Brit ˈkɒmplɛks] N

1. complex (buildings):

complex

2. complex PSYCH:

complex
he's got a complex about spiders inf

3. complex (set, series):

complex

superiority complex N

superiority complex

sports complex N

sports complex

Oedipus complex N

Oedipus complex

persecution complex N

persecution complex
persecution complex

guilt complex N PSYCH

guilt complex

inferiority complex N

inferiority complex

castration complex N

castration complex

cinema complex N

cinema complex
cinema complex
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vacation complex Am
holiday complex Brit

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I. complex [ˈkɒmpleks, Am ˈkɑ:m-] -es ADJ

complex

II. complex [ˈkɒmpleks, Am ˈkɑ:m-] -es N

1. complex PSYCH:

complex
to have a complex about sth
to give sb a complex

2. complex ARCHIT:

complex

persecution complex N no pl

persecution complex

leisure complex N Brit

leisure complex

superiority complex N inf

superiority complex

inferiority complex <-es> N

inferiority complex
vitamin complex
vitamin B complex
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complex
complex
vitamin complex
complex
to give a complex
to get a complex
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I. complex [ˈkam·pleks] ADJ

complex

II. complex <-es> [ˈkam·pleks] N

1. complex PSYCH:

complex
to have a complex about sth
to give sb a complex

2. complex ARCHIT:

complex

inferiority complex <-es> N

inferiority complex

superiority complex N inf

superiority complex
persecution complex
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complex
complex
to give (sb) a complex
to get a complex