adjective · verb
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complete Meaning in French (complete signification en français)

adjectivecomplet
verbcompléter
complet in English:complete
Phonetic:komplɛ
Plural: completes
Gender:Masculin
Quick Answer • En bref

La signification de complete en français est complet, compléter. (Qui a toutes ses parties nécessaires, qui est entier ou fini.)

Definitions of Complete

  1. 1
    adjective
    complet

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

    Qui a toutes ses parties nécessaires, qui est entier ou fini.

  2. 2
    verb
    compléter

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

    Finir de faire ou de fabriquer quelque chose, ou mettre fin à quelque chose.

  3. 3
    adjective
    complet

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

    Utilisé pour souligner que quelque chose est aussi grand ou aussi mauvais que possible, ne laissant aucun doute.

Example Sentences

“The project is now complete.”

Le projet est maintenant complet.

“Please complete the form by Friday.”

Veuillez compléter le formulaire avant vendredi.

“It was a complete surprise.”

C'était une surprise complète.

Synonyms (Synonymes)

In French:

achevéterminéentier

Antonyms (Antonymes)

In French:

incompletpartiel

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.