Examples of using Complicate things in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
The jargon can complicate things further.
it could complicate things.
But debt is another issue that could complicate things.
It's so simple but we, or I, often complicate things.
If she has the wrong vision at the wrong time-- it could complicate things.
Let's not complicate things.
Living with multiple health problems can complicate things.
The compound name proposed by our country with a geographical definition will complicate things.
returning enemies complicate things when Caffrey and Agent Burke are pitted
I wanted particularly not to make any inadvertent mistake that would complicate things for President Ford on SALT or later for me.".
there are a few details that complicate things.
says Athens leaving the Euro would complicate things.
through their department and complain about the work or other people complicate things for everyone else.
But why complicate things? Maybe I can state in my will that my coffin should be carried to them.
it tends to, uh, complicate things.
global crash could complicate things for preppers.
although a global crash could complicate things.
Well, now that the Demerol's probably coursing through your system, it could complicate things.
admits Athens leaving the euro would complicate things.
overlooks the ways in which self-directed forms of artistic labour are always tied up within various fields of power which complicate things even within self-managed forms of cultural production