1.复杂性,复合状态
2.复合物;复杂的事物[情况]
1.the complicated nature of something; features of something that make it confusing or difficult to deal with
1.Without any sense of the complexities of any great task, he boldly assumed one function after another.
他不知餍足地担任一个接一个的职务，但对任何一件艰巨工作的复杂性却毫无所感。
2.Easy to understand by testers as technical complexities are hidden.
由于技术复杂性是隐藏的，所以测试人员很容易理解。
3.But she said it was nevertheless a historic breakthrough because of the complexities China has mastered in a relatively short time.
但武平表示，这仍然是一个历史性的突破，因为中国在相对较短的时间里掌握了如此复杂的技术。
4.Certainly, there are complexities to understand, but Afghanistan is not more complex than any other war fought at any other time.
当然，也有复杂的理解。但是阿富汗战争并不比其他任何战争更复杂。
5.I make no claim to understand all the complexities of the matter.
我不敢断言自己对此事的各个复杂的细节都了解。
6.At first it might be difficult to understand your job or the complexities of office politics, and this can be very frustrating.
首先，弄懂你的工作或复杂的办公室政治可能是很困难的，也是很令人失望的。
7.It should, at least, give you a broader awareness of the topic's complexities, if not a sharper focus on what you will do with it.
如果它不能让你的写作纵深下去，至少它能够使你了解自己的题目所具有的复杂性。
8.The beauty of it is that you do not have to understand the complexities of secure AA access to a telecom HSS server.
此处的好处在于，您不必了解对电信HSS服务器的安全AA访问的复杂性。
9.The case of Poe is somewhat special, yet he, like the others, reveals some of the complexities of being an American.
爱伦·坡的情况比较特殊，不过他也和别人一样，显示了美国人的复杂性。
10.Rather, we need to be literate in the complexities of technology in general, as if it were a second nature.
确切地说，我们需要的是对科技整体的复杂性有一种认识，让之成为我们的第二天性。