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1 complesso
1. adj complex, complicated2. m complexmusic groupdi circostanze set, combinationin o nel complesso on the whole* * *complesso agg.1 complex, complicated: questo romanzo ha un intreccio complesso, this novel has a complicated plot; la situazione politica era molto complessa, the political situation was very complex2 (mat.) complex; compound: numeri complessi, compound numbers; quantità complessa, complex quantity4 (rar.) ( robusto) stout, sturdy, well built.complesso s.m.1 ( totalità) whole: il complesso dei dipendenti, i dipendenti nel loro complesso, the whole body of employees; bisogna considerare le cose nel loro complesso, we must look at things as a whole; in complesso sono soddisfatto, on the whole I am satisfied; nel complesso la situazione non è così seria, all in all the situation is not so serious2 ( serie) set, collection: complesso di strumenti di prova, testing set; un complesso di circostanze, a set of circumstances3 ( impresa di vaste proporzioni) complex, group, unit; plant: complesso industriale, industrial complex, ( stabilimento) works, plant; complesso produttivo, productive plant; un grande complesso editoriale, a large publishing group; complesso aziendale, company unit; complesso scolastico, ospedaliero, school, hospital complex5 (psic.) complex: complesso d'inferiorità, inferiority complex; complesso edipico, Oedipus complex; complesso di colpa, guilt complex* * *[kom'plɛsso] complesso (-a)1. aggcomplex, complicated2. smnel o in complesso — by and large, generally speaking, on the whole
è stato un complesso di cose a farmi cambiare idea — it was a combination of things that made me change my mind
il complesso delle manifestazioni culturali avverrà in luglio — the vast majority of cultural events will take place in July
* * *[kom'plɛsso] 1.1) (complicato) [problema, questione] complex, elaborate, subtle2) (composito) [personalità, fenomeno] many-sided3) mat. complex2.sostantivo maschile1) (insieme) (di questioni, circostanze) sum, whole, entirety; (di edifici) complexcomplesso ospedaliero, scolastico, residenziale — hospital, school, housing complex
2) psic. complexcomplesso d'inferiorità, di superiorità, di colpa — inferiority, superiority, guilt complex
3) (gruppo musicale) band, groupun complesso strumentale, vocale — an instrumental, vocal ensemble
4) mat. fis. chim. complex5) in, nel complesso by and large, on the whole* * *complesso/kom'plεsso/1 (complicato) [problema, questione] complex, elaborate, subtle2 (composito) [personalità, fenomeno] many-sided3 mat. complex1 (insieme) (di questioni, circostanze) sum, whole, entirety; (di edifici) complex; complesso ospedaliero, scolastico, residenziale hospital, school, housing complex2 psic. complex; complesso d'inferiorità, di superiorità, di colpa inferiority, superiority, guilt complex; ha il complesso di avere il naso grosso she has a hang-up about her big nose3 (gruppo musicale) band, group; un complesso strumentale, vocale an instrumental, vocal ensemble4 mat. fis. chim. complex5 in, nel complesso by and large, on the whole.
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