complexsetup
nounUK /ˈkɒm.plɛks ˈsɛt.ʌp/
US /kəmˈplɛks ˈsɛt.ʌp/
A complexsetup is a way of putting something together that has many parts and is hard to do.
Building the robot took a complexsetup with lots of wires and screws.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A hard-to-understand plan or system with many connected pieces.
The new game has a complexsetup that confused the players at first.
3. The process of preparing a tricky machine or device to work.
The scientist needed a complexsetup to run the experiment safely.
4. A situation that is difficult to organize because many things depend on each other.
Planning the school fair was a complexsetup with many helpers and schedules.