intricate in Japanese
intricate in Japanese is 複雑 — intricate means made up of many small, finely detailed parts; complex.
intricate in Japanese
複雑
Pronounced: fukuzatsu
Having a great deal of fine detail or complexity.
What does "intricate" mean?
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adj Made up of many small, finely detailed parts; complex.
"The watch had an intricate network of tiny gears inside it."
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intricate in a sentence
- The watch had an intricate network of tiny gears inside it.
- She admired the intricate embroidery on the wedding dress.
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What is "intricate" in Japanese?
"intricate" in Japanese is 複雑. intricate means: Made up of many small, finely detailed parts; complex.
How do you pronounce 複雑?
"intricate" in Japanese is 複雑, pronounced "fukuzatsu".
How do you use "intricate" in a sentence?
Example: "The watch had an intricate network of tiny gears inside it." In Japanese, "intricate" is 複雑.
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