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complete Meaning in Spanish (complete significado en español)

adjectivecompleto
verbcompletar
Sinónimos:acabadoterminadoentero
completo in English:complete
Phonetic:komˈpleto
Plural: completes
Gender:Masculino
Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de complete en español es completo, completar. (Que tiene todas sus partes necesarias o que está terminado y entero.)

Definitions of Complete

  1. 1
    adjective
    completo

    Describing something that has all its necessary parts or is finished and whole.

    Que tiene todas sus partes necesarias o que está terminado y entero.

  2. 2
    verb
    completar

    To finish making or doing something, or to bring something to an end.

    Terminar de hacer o realizar algo, o poner fin a algo.

  3. 3
    adjective
    completo

    Used to emphasize that something is as great or as bad as it possibly can be, leaving no doubt.

    Usado para enfatizar que algo es tan grande o tan malo como puede ser, sin dejar lugar a dudas.

Example Sentences

“The project is now complete.”

El proyecto está ahora completo.

“Please complete the form by Friday.”

Por favor, complete el formulario antes del viernes.

“It was a complete surprise.”

Fue una completa sorpresa.

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Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

acabadoterminadoentero

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

incompletoinconcluso

Inflected Word Forms

past participlecompleted
present participlecompleting
nouncompletion
adverbcompletely

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

complete a taskcollocation

To finish a specific job or duty.

complete silencecollocation

Absolute quiet, with no sound at all.

complete overhaulcollocation

A thorough examination and repair of something.