Anglais - Hongrois

complex

gb/kˈɑmplɛks/ us/kˈɑmplɛks/
A2 Anglais
~ 1300
összetett, bonyolult, komplexum, létesítményegyüttes, komplexus, koordinációs vegyület, komplexvegyület
B1
1
Schéma d’usage :
[something] is complex
The tax laws are incredibly complex.
Az adótörvények hihetetlenül összetettek.
She explained a complex theory in simple terms.
Egyszerű szavakkal magyarázott el egy összetett elméletet.
Managing a large team can be a complex task.
The machine has a complex design that requires skilled technicians.
Exemples pédagogiques
The game rules are complex.
A játék szabályai összetettek.
This is a complex question.
Ez egy összetett kérdés.
The story has a complex plot.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse 'complex' with 'complicated' without knowing that 'complex' can be neutral, while 'complicated' may sound slightly negative.
Sens
Complicated or intricate
Collocations
complex problem |complex system |complex process |complex situation
Synonymes
complicated (Very close in meaning; often interchangeable, but 'complicated' can imply unnecessary difficulty.)
Antonymes
simple (Describes something easy to understand with few parts.)
Thèmes
description |thinking |problem-solving |core_vocabulary |education
Définition

Having many parts that are connected in a way that makes it hard to understand.

Consisting of many different and related parts, making something difficult to understand or deal with.

NOM A2
2
Schéma d’usage :
[a] complex
They live in a large apartment complex near the park.
Egy nagy lakókomplexumban laknak a park közelében.
The sports complex includes a swimming pool and tennis courts.
A sportkomplexumhoz úszómedence és teniszpályák is tartoznak.
The new shopping complex attracts many visitors.
Exemples pédagogiques
We live in an apartment complex.
Egy lakókomplexumban lakunk.
The sports complex has a big pool.
A sportkomplexumnak nagy medencéje van.
There is a new shopping complex in town.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may confuse 'complex' (group of buildings) with 'complicated' (difficult).
Sens
Connected set of buildings
Collocations
apartment complex |sports complex |shopping complex
Synonymes
facility (A place for a specific purpose, but not necessarily multiple connected buildings.)
Thèmes
places |architecture |housing |core_vocabulary
Définition

A group of buildings that are used together for one purpose.

A group of buildings or facilities that are related in function or location and form a single unit.

NOM B2
3
Schéma d’usage :
have a [type] complex
He has an inferiority complex about his height.
Kisebbrendűségi komplexusa van a magassága miatt.
She developed a guilt complex after the accident.
A baleset után bűntudat-komplexus alakult ki benne.
The therapist helped him work through his complexes.
Exemples pédagogiques
He has an inferiority complex.
Kisebbrendűségi komplexusa van.
She has a guilt complex.
Bűntudat-komplexusa van.
I think he has a complex about his job.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may misinterpret this as meaning 'complicated' rather than an emotional issue.
Sens
Psychological emotional issue
Collocations
inferiority complex |guilt complex
Synonymes
fixation (A persistent focus on something, though not always emotional.)
Thèmes
psychology |emotions |health
Définition

A strong feeling or worry about something that affects how you think or act.

An emotional problem or fixed idea, often about oneself, that affects behavior or thinking.

NOM C1 TECHNICAL
4
The scientist studied the structure of the coordination complex.
A kutató a koordinációs vegyület szerkezetét tanulmányozta.
This metal complex is used in catalysis.
Ezt a fémkomplexet katalízisben használják.
Chlorophyll is a magnesium-containing complex.
Exemples pédagogiques
Water is not a complex, it is a compound.
A víz nem komplexvegyület, hanem egyszerű vegyület.
The chemist made a new metal complex.
A vegyész új fémkomplexet állított elő.
A coordination complex has a central atom.
Sens
Chemical structure of bonded units
Collocations
coordination complex |metal complex
Synonymes
compound (A more general term for a substance made of two or more elements.)
Thèmes
science |chemistry
Définition

In chemistry, a group of atoms joined around a central atom or molecule.

In chemistry, a structure consisting of a central atom or molecule bonded to surrounding molecules or ions.

Grammaire
Forme canonique
complex
API
GB/kˈɑmplɛks/
US/kˈɑmplɛks/
Syllabes et accentuation
com - plex (2 syllabes)
Stress on 1st syllable (com)
Formes du mot
Adjective
  • Base: complex
Noun
  • Base: complex
  • Plural: complexes
Famille de mots
Forms
complexes noun
Core family
complexity noun B2 complicate verb B1 complicated adjective B1
Related words
complication noun B1
Negative and opposite forms
simple adjective A1 simplify verb B1 simplicity noun B1 uncomplicated adjective
Expressions

inferiority complex

1
/ˌɪnfɪɹiˈɔɹɪti kˈɑmplɛks/
fixed phrase

Feeling less capable than others

A feeling that you are not as good as other people.

Exemples
  • He developed an inferiority complex after failing the exam.
  • Her constant comparisons gave her an inferiority complex.

Oedipus complex

1
/ˈɛdɪpəs kˈɑmplɛks/
fixed phrase technical

Freudian theory about child-parent desire/rivalry

In psychology, when a young child feels love for the parent of the opposite sex and dislike for the parent of the same sex.

Exemples
  • Freud introduced the idea of the Oedipus complex.
  • The novel explores themes similar to the Oedipus complex.

superiority complex

1
/sˌupɪɹiˈɔɹɪti kˈɑmplɛks/
fixed phrase

unrealistic belief of superiority

A strong and often unhealthy belief that you are better than other people.

Exemples
  • His arrogance is due to a superiority complex.
  • His constant bragging makes it clear he has a superiority complex.
  • People with a superiority complex often look down on others.
  • People with a superiority complex often hide deep feelings of insecurity.
  • Her colleagues joked that her superiority complex was bigger than her office.

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