tortuous

adjective

UK /ˈtɔː(r)tʃuəs/

1
twisting and turning around many bends
a tortuous route
Synonyms and related words
Not direct
indirect
roundabout
tortuous
2
extremely complicated
a tortuous process
Synonyms and related words
Complicated and difficult to understand
complicated
difficult
complex

单词	tortuous
释义	tortuous adjective UK /ˈtɔː(r)tʃuəs/ DEFINITIONS2 1 twisting and turning around many bends a tortuous route Synonyms and related words Not direct indirect roundabout tortuous 2 extremely complicated a tortuous process Synonyms and related words Complicated and difficult to understand complicated difficult complex derived words tortuously adverb Synonyms and related words Not direct indirect roundabout tortuous Synonyms and related words Complicated and difficult to understand complicated difficult complex tortuousness noun Synonyms and related words Not direct indirect roundabout tortuous Synonyms and related words The quality of being complicated or difficult to understand complexity sophistication opacity tortuous adjective US /ˈtɔrtʃuəs/ DEFINITIONS2 1 twisting and turning around many bends a tortuous route Synonyms and related words Not direct indirect roundabout tortuous 2 extremely complicated a tortuous process Synonyms and related words Complicated and difficult to understand complicated difficult complex derived words tortuously adverb Synonyms and related words Not direct indirect roundabout tortuous Synonyms and related words Complicated and difficult to understand complicated difficult complex tortuousness noun Synonyms and related words Not direct indirect roundabout tortuous Synonyms and related words The quality of being complicated or difficult to understand complexity sophistication opacity
随便看	out loud outlying outmaneuver outmanoeuvre outmatch outmoded outnumber out of action out of (all) proportion (to something) out-of-body experience out of bounds out of breath out of commission out of condition out of control out-of-court out-of-date out of doors out-of-doors out of favor out of favour out of force of habit out of hand out of harm’s way out of hearing