labyrinth

• Sustantivo que designa una red compleja y enredada de pasajes o caminos, a menudo construida para confundir o desafiar a quienes se mueven por ella; también se usa en sentido figurado para algo intrincado o difícil de entender.

A noun referring to a complex, intricate network of passages or pathways, often designed to confuse or challenge those navigating through it.

1. Complex mazeB2formal

   A complicated, irregular network of passages or paths in which it is difficult to find one's way.

   Laberinto

   • The ancient labyrinth was built to contain the Minotaur.
   • They got lost in the labyrinth of underground tunnels.
   • The garden featured a beautiful hedge labyrinth.

   Sinónimosmazenetworktanglewarrenweb

2. Complex systemC1formal

   Something that is extremely complicated, intricate, or confusing.

   laberinto (sistema complejo)

   • Navigating the labyrinth of tax laws can be challenging.
   • The bureaucracy is a labyrinth of rules and regulations.
   • He found himself in a labyrinth of conflicting emotions.

   Sinónimosintricacymazenetworktanglewarrenweb

3. Inner ear structureC1formalmedical

   The complex system of passages in the inner ear that is responsible for balance and hearing.

   Laberinto del oído interno

   • The labyrinth contains the cochlea and semicircular canals.
   • Damage to the labyrinth can cause vertigo.
   • The doctor examined the patient's labyrinth for signs of infection.