incomplete

incomplete
inkəm'pli:t
adjective
(not complete or finished; with some part missing: His novel was incomplete when he died; an incomplete pack of cards.) incompleto
incomplete adj sin acabar / incompleto
the building is incomplete el edificio está sin acabar
incomplete
tr[ɪnkəm'pliːt]
adjective
1 (not whole) incompleto,-a; (not finished) inacabado,-a, sin terminar
2 (partial) parcial
incomplete [.ɪnkəm'pli:t] adj
: incompleto
♦ incompletely adv
incomplete
adj.
• defectuoso, -a adj.
• imperfecto, -a adj.
• incompleto, -a adj.
• inconcluso, -a adj.
'ɪnkəm'pliːt
adjective
a) (with something or somebody missing) incompleto

the meal would be incomplete without dessert — no sería una comida completa sin un postre

b) (unfinished) inacabado, inconcluso, sin terminar
[ˌɪnkǝm'pliːt]
ADJ (=partial) incompleto; (=unfinished) inacabado, sin terminar

the gathering would be incomplete without him — sin él la reunión no estaría completa

* * *
['ɪnkəm'pliːt]
adjective
a) (with something or somebody missing) incompleto

the meal would be incomplete without dessert — no sería una comida completa sin un postre

b) (unfinished) inacabado, inconcluso, sin terminar

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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