Sofisticada (en. Sophisticated)

so-fis-ti-ca-da

Meaning & Definition

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adjective

Shows a high level of complexity and refinement.

Her dress was very sophisticated for the occasion.

Su vestido era muy sofisticado para la ocasión.

Has or shows great knowledge or experience in a particular area.

The art displayed in her gallery is truly sophisticated.

El arte que exhibe en su galería es verdaderamente sofisticado.

Uses advanced technology or complex techniques.

The device has a sophisticated design that enhances its functionality.

El dispositivo tiene un diseño sofisticado que mejora su funcionalidad.

It comes from the Latin 'sophisticatus', which means 'deceived or adulterated', and relates to the idea of complexity or refinement.

sophisticated and elegant

refers to something that is not only complex but also has an air of distinction.

sofisticada y elegante

a sophisticated style

indicates a way of dressing or behaving that is very polished and fashionable.

un estilo sofisticado

sophisticated in its simplicity

describes something that, although it appears simple, has great depth.

sofisticada en su sencillez

sophistication

The process or result of making something more complex or refined.

sofisticación

to sophisticate

To make something more sophisticated.

sofisticar

sophist

A person who specializes in rhetoric and complex argumentation.

sofista

A person who cares about appearances and elegant details.

She is so sophisticated that she always dresses in the latest fashion.

Ella es tan sofisticada que siempre se viste a la última moda.

Something that is complicated and difficult to understand.

That new program is very sophisticated; even I can't use it.

Ese nuevo programa es muy sofisticado, ni yo puedo usarlo.