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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a complicated piece" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is intricate or difficult to understand, often referring to a work of art, literature, or music.
Example: "The symphony is a complicated piece that requires a high level of skill to perform."
Alternatives: "a complex work" or "an intricate composition".
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"Duat" is a complicated piece whose ideas are too big to work onstage.
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's new health plan is still a complicated piece of legislative machinery.
"We have to think of the brain as a complicated piece of machinery".
The play's director, Omar Abusaada, staged a complicated piece that included video testimonials from other activist characters.
Each intron is removed in a separate series of reactions by a complicated piece of enzymatic machinery called a spliceosome.
It's a complicated piece, played in two time frames (1809 and the present) by two sets of characters.
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Mr. Dutoit had initially been scheduled to open the program with Debussy's Symphonic Fragments From "The Martyrdom of St .Sebastian" but instead offered a less complicated piece as a curtain raiser: Glinka's Overture to "Ruslan and Ludmila," given a vibrant, polished reading.
A modern paper machine is a very complicated piece of machinery and full of automation.
Factor in brains and an exceptional gift and you get a fairly complicated piece of work.
Like "West of Hollywood?" "That's on the [tentative] list, actually," says Fagen, "We have a pretty strict time for rehearsing, and that's a very complicated piece of music, but we'll try to get that one in".
"It is a very complicated piece of law.
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