Complexes Meaning in English

word · lemma: complex

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释义

'Complexes' can mean groups of buildings or structures that form a larger unit, or psychological issues or patterns of thinking that affect a person's behavior.

用法与细微差别

As a plural noun, 'complexes' is used for both physical locations ('apartment complexes') and psychological contexts ('inferiority complexes'). In psychology, it often signals persistent patterns, not just a simple feeling. Collocations: 'residential complexes', 'have complexes about'.

• Spanish: complejos - complejos (psicológicos)
• Portuguese (BR): complexos - complexos (psicológicos)
• Portuguese (PT): complexos - complexos (psicológicos)
• Chinese (Simplified): 复合体 - 情结 (心理)
• Chinese (Traditional): 複合體 - 情結 (心理)
• Hindi: समूह - मनोवैज्ञानिक कंप्लेक्स
• Arabic: مجمعات - عُقَد (نفسية)
• Bengali: কমপ্লেক্স - মানসিক জটিলতা
• Russian: комплексы
• Japanese: コンプレックス - 複合施設
• Vietnamese: khu phức hợp - mặc cảm
• Korean: 콤플렉스 - 복합 단지
• Turkish: kompleks - psikolojik kompleks
• Urdu: کمپلیکس – نفسیاتی عارضے
• Indonesian: kompleks - masalah psikologis

例句

Shopping complexes are popular in big cities.

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There are several complexes in this neighborhood.

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He has some complexes about his height.

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I think she struggles with a few complexes from her childhood.

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New apartment complexes are popping up everywhere these days.

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People sometimes develop complexes after bad experiences.

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