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Перевод: complicate

[глагол]
осложнять; усложнять

Тезаурус:

1. To complicate matters still further, however, it seems at least possible that the components of the earth system may best be predicted deterministically at some spatial and temporal scales but stochastically at others and that the basis of prediction will differ for different components.
2. Washington's stance seems sure to complicate the United Airlines buyout, which was to close a few days after the 10 October deadline set by Mr Skinner for information on BA's involvement.
3. The fact that many people of working age face constant moves to other areas may also complicate the decision.
4. To complicate matters further, substantial changes in criminal and penal law were made by the Criminal Justice Act, 1967.
5. It is so well known that women who smoke risk giving birth to underweight babies that the labels on cigarette packets in America caution that "smoking may complicate pregnancy."
6. Re-melting and alloying further complicate the situation.
7. Inevitable political interest in local development will also continue to complicate matters.
8. However, there were indications last night that some Communist deputies may seek to complicate the vote, by not turning up in sufficient numbers, or to delay it, possibly by as much as three weeks, to allow their own party to re-group after its recent humiliations.
9. Over the next decade, several factors could complicate the metals scene still further, making it even more difficult for governments to weigh up their approach to issues such as stockpiling.
10. This is a condensed account of the factors which complicate the business of speaking and listening - readers will easily add for themselves their own accounts of the personal and emotional features which make for vulnerability or call for sensitivity.
11. It will serve only to complicate further an already very difficult situation.
12. The judges could complicate matters by ordering that the outcome of the deals be reversed, necessitating a mind-numbing series of calculations by the City.
13. Jeremy Hunt (see page 54) delves into breeders' claims and the basic differences between the Dutch and French types and the latest Belgian Beltex variant which has literally "muscled in" to complicate the commercial flockmaster's choice.