intricacy

英 [ˈɪntrɪkəsi]

美 [ˈɪntrɪkəsi]

n.  错综复杂的事物(或细节); 错综复杂

复数：intricacies　

CET6GRETEM8

BNC.13892 / COCA.14675

牛津词典

noun

• 错综复杂的事物（或细节）
  the complicated parts or details of sth
  1. the intricacies of economic policy
     经济政策的错综复杂
• 错综复杂
  the fact of having complicated parts, details or patterns
  1. the intricacy of the design
     设计的复杂性

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 复杂精细;错综复杂
  Intricacyis the state of being made up of many small parts or details.
  1. The price depends on the intricacy of the work.
     价格取决于做工的复杂精细度。
• N-PLURAL 错综复杂的细节;纷繁复杂之处
  Theintricaciesof something are its complicated details.
  1. Rose explained the intricacies of the job.
     罗斯解释了这项工作的繁琐复杂之处。

英英释义

noun

• marked by elaborately complex detail
  Synonym:elaboratenesselaborationinvolution

双语例句

• Meantime, this article also discusses the intricacy of historical process which is different from "concept".
  同时，本文也概述了历史进程不同于概念的曲折的一面。
• The human brain weights 3 ponds, but in that 3 ponds are 10 billion neurons and a hundred billion smaller cells.// Even the most complicated computer man has yet built can't compare in intricacy GetWord(" intricacy"); with the brain.
  人脑的重量为3磅，而这3磅却包含着100亿个神经元和1000亿个更小的细胞。//就复杂性而言，世界上已生产出的最为复杂的电脑也无法与大脑的复杂性相提并论。
• Based on modern life science and theoretical physics, it has been recognized that the human body has its system, intricacy, self organization and self regulation.
  结合现代生命科学与理论物理学的研究成果，认识到人体的系统性、复杂性与自组织性和自我调控性。
• All are ancient crafts, long appreciated for their intricacy and craftsmanship.
  一切都是古老的工艺品，只要欣赏他们的复杂性和工艺。
• But its intricacy cumbers its widely use in library sphere.
  但其复杂性阻碍了它在图书馆界的广泛应用。
• The best designs, however, are those strong and simple forms which exclude intricacy.
  （这句翻得不好）最好的设计是震撼性的简单的形式而非复杂繁琐。
• Most of the people are unable to follow the intricacy of the plot.
  大多数人都难以理解剧情中复杂的关系。
• The work shows a suitable interplay of scope of inquiry and intricacy of discussion.
  作业展示出质询之范畴和讨论复杂性之间适合的相互影响。
• The price depends on the intricacy of the work.
  价格取决于做工的复杂精细度。
• From this we can see that the value of a work of art is decided not by the price of the materials used or the intricacy of the workmanship, but by the feeling of life which a piece of work embodies.
  由此可见，艺术品的价值并不取决于材质的贵贱或者工艺的复杂程度，而是取决人们的生活经历和热情。