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f complication* * *complicazione s.f.1 complication, complicating: salvo complicazioni, if no complications set in; causare complicazioni, to cause (o to bring about) complications; per evitare ulteriori complicazioni, to avoid further complications; complicazioni burocratiche, bureaucratic complications2 ( complicatezza) complexity.* * *[komplikat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile complication (anche med.)salvo -i — if no complications set in o arise
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sovrastruttura s.f.1 superstructure: sovrastrutture stradali, road superstructure2 (fig.) overtone; complication: un film appesantito da sovrastrutture ideologiche, a film burdened with ideological overtones; una persona chiara, senza sovrastrutture, a straightforward, uncomplicated person3 ( nella dottrina di Marx) superstructure.* * *[sovrastrut'tura]sostantivo femminile edil. mar. superstructure* * *sovrastruttura/sovrastrut'tura/sostantivo f.edil. mar. superstructure. -
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[komplikat'tsjone]salvo complicazioni — unless any difficulties arise, Med unless there are any complications
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sf [komplikat'tsjone]salvo complicazioni — unless any difficulties arise, Med unless there are any complications
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complication — [ kɔ̃plikasjɔ̃ ] n. f. • 1377; bas lat. complicatio, de complicare → compliquer 1 ♦ Caractère de ce qui est compliqué. La complication d un mécanisme. ⇒ complexité. L inutile complication de ce logiciel. ⇒ difficulté. La situation est d une… … Encyclopédie Universelle
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complication — [käm΄pli kā′shən] n. 1. the act of complicating, or making involved 2. a complicated condition or structure; complex, involved, or confused relationship of parts 3. a complicating factor or occurrence as in the plot of a story or in the unfolding … English World dictionary
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