multiplex

• Descreve algo múltiplo ou diversificado; relativo a um sistema ou objeto com vários componentes ou canais.

Describes something that is multiple or manifold; relating to a system or facility with multiple components or channels.

1. Many and variedC1formal

   Having many different features, forms, or elements; diverse and multifaceted.

   Multifacetado

   • The artist's work is multiplex, spanning painting, sculpture, and digital media.
   • The problem is multiplex, requiring solutions from several fields.
   • Her career has been multiplex, including roles in science, education, and politics.

   Sinônimosdiversemanifoldmultifacetedmultiplemyriadnumeroussundryvaried

   Antônimoshomogeneoussimpleuniformunvaried

2. Having many partsC1formal

   Composed of many interconnected or distinct parts or aspects.

   Multíplice

   • The multiplex nature of the project made it difficult to manage.
   • A multiplex system of roads and railways connects the city.
   • The novel's plot is multiplex, with several interwoven storylines.

   Sinônimoscomplexcompositecompoundmanifoldmany-sidedmultifacetedmultifariousmultiple

   Antônimosmonolithicsimpleuniformunitary

• Substantivo que designa um sistema ou objeto que reúne vários elementos, como um cinema com várias salas ou um método de telecomunicações para transmitir vários sinais por um único canal.

A noun referring to a system or facility that combines multiple elements, such as a cinema with several auditoriums or a telecommunications method for transmitting multiple signals over a single channel.

1. Signal transmissionC1formaltechnical

   A system that transmits two or more signals simultaneously over a single channel or medium.

   Multiplex

   • The telecommunications company uses a multiplex to send multiple data streams through one cable.
   • Engineers designed a new multiplex for efficient satellite communication.
   • A multiplex allows several phone calls to travel over the same line.

2. Movie theaterB1formal

   A large cinema complex containing several separate screens or auditoriums within the same building.

   Multiplex

   • We went to the multiplex to watch the latest blockbuster.
   • The multiplex has twelve screens showing different films.
   • They built a new multiplex near the shopping center.