intricacy

英 [ˈɪntrɪkəsi]

美 [ˈɪntrɪkəsi]

n. 错综复杂的事物(或细节); 错综复杂

复数：intricacies　

CET6 GRE TEM8

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

Does it not mean, perhaps, the opposite: that we must skillfully make them mature sooner, that we must find ways of handling the intricacy of our culture?
那就是意味着，可能，这相对的：我们必须很有技巧的使他们成熟得更快，我们必须寻找方法去处理我们文化总的复杂性。
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。
I am always confused about the intricacy of stock exchange.
我一直无法理解股票交易的奥秘。
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。
You can't undearstand this intricacy case.
这样复杂的案件很难理。
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。
The intricacy, richness and subtlety of a language can often be reflected in the polysemy.
一种语言的错综与复杂、丰富与精妙往往能在多义现象中得到体现。
Universal Grammar and first language transfer remains the two possible explanations to the intricacy of second language acquisition.
普遍语法和母语迁移理论有力地解释了二语习得。
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。
Rose explained the intricacies of the job.
罗斯解释了这项工作的繁琐复杂之处。