第三人称单数：complicates
现在分词：complicating
过去分词：complicated
过去式：complicated
及物动词使复杂化; 使错综，使混乱; 使卷入; 变复杂
形容词复杂的; 麻烦的; （昆虫的翅）纵折的
及物动词
1. Don't complicate life for me!
不要为我把生活搞复杂了！
2. The child's existence complicated matters considerably.
这个小阿子的存在使问题大为复杂。
3. His disease was complicated by pneumonia.
他的病因并发肺炎而加重。
不及物动词
1. The problems grew, multiplied, and complicated beyond all reason.
这些问题发展了，增多了，而且复杂化了，简直不可思议。
1. 使复杂：complex 复杂,错综的 | complicate 使复杂 | comport 适合,相称
2. 使复杂;使陷入：complex 合成的;复杂的 | complicate 使复杂;使陷入 | composition 写作;组成
3. 变复杂：complicacy 复杂性 | complicate 变复杂 | complicated 复杂的
4. 错综复杂的,麻烦的：complex 复杂的,复合的 | complicate 错综复杂的,麻烦的 | compose 写作,作曲,由...组成
1. 使难以理解；使复杂化
To complicate something means to make it more difficult to understand or deal with.
e.g. What complicates the issue is the burden of history...
历史的重负使问题复杂化了。
e.g. The day's events, he said, would only complicate the task of the peacekeeping forces...
他说白天发生的事件只会使维和部队的任务更为复杂。
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1. But many female students and teachers argued that having girlfriends sleep over would affect other roommates and complicate campus management.
2. The bombing was certain to complicate American efforts to pacify an increasingly violent Iraq.
3. On Christmas Day, there are two other developments that will further complicate holiday weekend estimates.
4. The international warrants could further isolate Gadhafi and his inner circle and potentially complicate the options for a negotiated settlement.
5. The Bush administration opposes the bill and Senate Democrats plan to bring up a more comprehensive bill that could complicate its prospects.
6. This can complicate matters instead of resolving the Darfur issue, he said.
7. The decision could complicate her efforts to stamp her authority on the Socialist party, which faces internal strife following its third consecutive loss in a presidential election.
8. complicate
8. He added that Beijing consistently rejects efforts by irrelevant parties to inject themselves into the negotiations - something that could ultimately complicate the issues.
9. As a state owned firm and with senior mangers in key positions oft connected to the government this did however complicate proceedings.
10. Bush monitored the returns from the White House as the voters picked a new Congress certain to complicate his final two years in office.
verb
1. complicate
1. make more complex, intricate, or richer
e.g. refine a design or pattern
Synonym: refine rarify elaborate
2. make more complicated
e.g. There was a new development that complicated the matter
Synonym: perplex