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1. (v.t.) simplify
to make simple or simpler; make less complex, less complicated, plainer, or easier.
Etymology: (1645–55; < F simplifier < ML simplificāre < LL simplussimple)
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| Definition of 'simplify' |
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1. (verb) simplify
make simpler or easier or reduce in complexity or extent
"We had to simplify the instructions"; "this move will simplify our lives"
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1. (verb) simplify
to make less difficult or complicated
The instructions have been simplified for children.
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1. (verb) simplify
to make simple; to make less complex; to make clear by giving the explanation for; to show an easier or shorter process for doing or making
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Sense: to make simpler
Can you simplify your language a little?
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 Afrikaans: vereenvoudig |
 Arabic: يُبَسِّط |
 Bulgarian: опростявам |
 Brazilian: simplificar |
 Czech: zjednodušit |
 German: vereinfachen |
 Danish: forenkle |
 Greek: απλοποιώ, απλουστεύω |
 Spanish: simplificar |
 Estonian: lihtsustama |
 Farsi: ساده كردن |
 Finnish: yksinkertaistaa |
 French: simplifier |
 Hebrew: לְ��ַשֵט |
 Hindi: सरल बना देना |
 Croatian: pojednostaviti, učiniti š |
 Hungarian: (le)egyszerűsít |
 Indonesian: menyederhanakan |
 Icelandic: einfalda |
 Italian: semplificare |
 Japanese: 簡略にする |
 Korean: 단순화하다 |
 Lithuanian: supaprastinti |
 Latvian: vienkāršot |
 Malay: memudahkan |
 Dutch: vereenvoudigen |
 Norwegian: forenkle; skjære gjennom |
 Polish: upraszczać |
 Persian: ساده كردن |
 Pashto: ساده كول، اسانول، رڼول، څ |
 Portuguese: simplificar |
 Romanian: a simplifica |
 Russian: упрощать |
 Slovak: zjednodušiť |
 Slovenian: poenostaviti |
 Serbian: pojednostaviti |
 Swedish: förenkla |
 Thai: ทำให้ง่ายขึ้น |
 Turkish: basitleştirmek |
 Taiwanese: 簡化 |
 Ukrainian: спрощувати |
 Urdu: تسہیل کرنا |
 Vietnamese: đơn giản hoá |
 Chinese: 使简化 |
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