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复杂 (fùzá) is a commonly used word in everyday conversation in Chinese. It means "complex" and is often used to describe something that is difficult to understand or has many different parts or aspects.
For example, you might hear someone say "这个问题很复杂" (zhè ge wèn tí hěn fùzá), which means "this problem is very complex." This could refer to a difficult math problem, a complicated relationship, or any other situation that is not easy to figure out.
In addition to describing things, 复杂 can also be used to describe people. For instance, you might hear someone say "他的性格很复杂" (tā de xìng gé hěn fùzá), which means "his personality is very complex." This could refer to someone who is difficult to understand or has many different sides to their personality.
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The correct way to use 复杂 (fùzá) in a sentence is to describe something as being complex. For example, one could say: 这个问题很复杂 (zhège wèntí hěn fùzá), meaning "This problem is very complex".
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