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"to get complicated" in Spanish

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"to get complicated" in Spanish
to get complicated{verb}
liarse- enredarse- complicarse- embrollarse
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
to get complicated{verb}
to get complicated(also: to get confused)
liarse{r. v.}
to get complicated(also: to become entangled, to get tangled, to get mixed up, to snag)
enredarse{r. v.}
to get complicated
complicarse{r. v.}
to get complicated(also: to get muddled)
embrollarse{vb} (situación)

SIMILAR TRANSLATIONS
Similar translations for "to get complicated" in Spanish
to getverb
lograr- recibir- captar- pescar- ir por- ligar- agenciar- buscar- ligarse- llevar- morder- pescarse- pinchar- pringar- recabar- sacarse- cachar- obtener- conseguir- coger- penetrar- traer- ir a buscar- llamar- agarrar- preparar- hacer- tomar- sacar- comprar- sacar- lograr comunicarse con- ganar- llevarse- alcanzar- pillar- agarrar- darle a- agarrar- pillar- fastidiar- oír- agarrar- entender- contestar- atender- abrir- llegar- llegar a
complicatedadjective
complicado- complejo- confuso- dificultoso- enredado- alambicado- endiablado- engalletado- engorroso- enmarañado- enrevesadoenrevesado
to complicateverb
complicar- intrincar- enredar- embrollar- alambicar- embarullar- enmarañar- involucrar- liar
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "to get complicated" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
Electronic programs are complicated and get more so all the time.
Los programas informáticos son complicados y se vuelven cada vez más complejos.
There then follow two other cases which are perhaps more difficult and more complicated to get to grips with.
Los dos otros casos que siguen quizá sean más difíciles y más complicados de entender plenamente.
Then, in the matters of external relations and administration, things get pretty complicated.
Tras estos capítulos, la cuestión se complica considerablemente en los ámbitos de relaciones exteriores y de administración.
We sign association agreements and whenever things get complicated we forget one of the aspects of our security: being surrounded by democracies.
Firmamos acuerdos de asociación y, cuando las cosas se complican, nos olvidamos que una de nuestras seguridades es estar rodeados de democracias.
We come up against these two rather simple things and get into a very complicated, legalistic argument with the Member States and the Council.
Nos manifestamos en contra de estas dos cosas simples y nos hemos precipitado en una discusión muy complicada, legalista, con los Estados miembros y el Consejo.

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