单词 | intricate |
释义 | in·tri·cate I. 1. < a mazy dance in imitation of the intricate windings of the labyrinth — J.G.Frazer > < the wheels, cogs, levers, all the intricate parts of the hay-loading machine — Sherwood Anderson > < intricate interlaced diamonds — American Guide Series: Maryland > 2. < the intricate task of reorganizing the economic system on an equitable basis — J.A.Hobson > < our system of civil courts was very intricate, and no explanation could be given of it without a long historical preamble — F.W.Maitland > Synonyms: see complex II. 1. a. obsolete b. < so conconsistently intricated that one rests on another and is involved with what was earlier — Marianne Moore > < a career … intricated with an epoch — Lucien Price > < pseudopodia, reticulated and intricated — Biological Abstracts > 2. archaic |
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