complicated; complex

to do or say something again

to duplicate, reproduce, or make a copy of something such as a document, digital file, or work of art

consisting of two or more distinct parts or elements; complex or hybrid

photocopy; duplicate

compound prescription (involving several medicines)

to photocopy or duplicate a document

a round of a competition following the preliminaries and preceding the final, such as a semifinal or quarterfinal

consisting of two or more parts, elements, or levels of structure

to sit for the second round of a two-stage exam

tangled and complicated; complex and intricate

(of an audio device) to repeat a recorded phrase (e.g. for language learning)

a copy or reproduction of a work of art or an original object

to complicate; to become complicated

complicated; complex and intricate

to repeat or restate one's own words or those of another person

a line in complex geometry or a line representing complex numbers

(mathematics) a number that can be expressed in the form a + bi, where a and b are real numbers and i is the imaginary unit

to duplicate; to carbon copy

a compound or complex sentence composed of two or more clauses

photocopier paper

two-character Chinese surname (such as Sima or Zhuge)

check box

compound leaf (botany)

a word consisting of two or more syllables, including disyllabic words

pinnately compound leaf (in phyllotaxy)

to reuse

field of complex numbers in mathematics, usually denoted by C

the morphological process in linguistics where a word, stem, or root is repeated to change its meaning or express a grammatical category

the product of two or more ratios

Golgi complex (in cell biology)

A compound word whose meaning is derived from its component characters (e.g. [[教室|教室|jiao4 shi4]] or [[国家|國家|guo2 jia1]]), as opposed to non-compositional compounds like [[玫瑰|玫瑰|mei2 gui1]].

(math.) complex variable

function of a complex variable

(math.) theory of functions of a complex variable

reduplication of words or syllables as a stylistic device in Chinese

diphthong (such as Mandarin Chinese ɑi, ei etc)