complete

complete
kəm'pli:t
1. adjective
1) (whole; with nothing missing: a complete set of Shakespeare's plays.) completo
2) (thorough: My car needs a complete overhaul; a complete surprise.) completo
3) (finished: My picture will soon be complete.) acabado

2. verb
(to finish; to make complete: When will he complete the job?; This stamp completes my collection.) completar, acabar, terminar
- completeness
- completion

complete1 adj
1. completo
a complete collection of Spanish coins una colección completa de monedas españolas
2. acabado / terminado
our investigation is not complete nuestra investigación no ha terminado
3. total
the operation was a complete failure la operación fue un fracaso total
complete2 vb terminar / acabar / completar
to complete a piece of work terminar un trabajo
El gerundio de complete se escribe completing
complete
tr[kəm'pliːt]
adjective
1 (entire) completo,-a
the complete works of Lorca las obras completas de Lorca
2 (finished) acabado,-a, terminado,-a
3 (thorough, absolute, total) total, completo,-a
he's a complete stranger es un completo desconocido
you're a complete idiot eres tonto de remate
a complete surprise una verdadera sorpresa
transitive verb
1 (make whole) completar
2 (finish) acabar, terminar
3 (fill in - form) rellenar
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
complete with something con algo incluido,-a
a large house complete with swimming pool una casa enorme con piscina incluida
complete [kəm'pli:t] vt, -pleted ; -pleting
1) : completar, hacer entero
this piece completes the collection: esta pieza completa la colección
2) finish: completar, acabar, terminar
she completed her studies: completó sus estudios
complete adj, -pleter ; -est
1) whole: completo, entero, íntegro
2) finished: terminado, acabado
3) total: completo, total, absoluto
complete
adj.
acabado, -a adj.
cabal adj.
completo, -a adj.
cumplido, -a adj.
entero, -a adj.
finalizado, -a adj.
harto, -a adj.
largo, -a adj.
lleno, -a adj.
perfecto, -a adj.
tajante adj.
v.
acabalar v.
acabar v.
complementar v.
completar v.
llenar v.
terminar v.

I kəm'pliːt
adjective
1)
a) (entire) <set/edition> completo

it comes complete with batteries — viene con las pilas incluidas

b) (finished) terminado, concluido
2) (thorough, absolute) (as intensifier) total, completo

it came as a complete surprise — fue una auténtica sorpresa

a complete waste of time — una pérdida de tiempo total y absoluta


II
transitive verb
a) (finish) \<\<building/education\>\> acabar, terminar; \<\<sentence\>\> cumplir; \<\<investigations\>\> completar, concluir*
b) (make whole) \<\<set/collection\>\> completar
c) (fill in) (frml) \<\<form\>\> llenar, rellenar
[kǝm'pliːt]
1. ADJ
1) (=whole) entero

a complete office block was burnt to the ground — un bloque de oficinas entero quedó reducido a cenizas

2) (=finished) terminado

the work of restoring the farmhouse is complete — la restauración de la granja está terminada

3) (=total) [control, lack] total, absoluto; [change] total; [surprise] auténtico

in complete agreement — totalmente de acuerdo, en completo acuerdo

in complete contrast to sth/sb — todo lo contrario que algo/algn

it's a complete disaster — es un completo desastre, es un desastre total

the man's a complete idiot — es un auténtico idiota

it is a complete mistake to think that ... — es totalmente erróneo pensar que ...

he is the complete opposite of me — no nos parecemos en nada

to my complete satisfaction — para mi completa or total satisfacción

4) (=full) [list, set, group] completo

the Complete Works of Shakespeare — las Obras Completas de Shakespeare

at last her happiness was complete — por fin, su dicha era completa

no garden is complete without a bed of rose bushes — ningún jardín puede considerarse completo si no tiene un arriate de rosales

5) (=all-round) [novelist, footballer] completo, perfecto

he is the complete film-maker — es el director de cine completo or perfecto

6)

complete with:a mansion complete with swimming pool — una mansión con piscina y todo

he arrived complete with equipment — llegó con todo su equipo

the diary comes complete with a ballpoint pen — la agenda viene con bolígrafo incluido

it comes complete with instructions — viene con sus correspondientes instrucciones

2. VT
1) (=make up) [+ set, collection, team] completar; [+ misfortune, happiness] colmar

a grey silk tie completed the outfit — una corbata de seda gris completaba el conjunto

2) (=finish) [+ work] terminar, acabar; [+ contract] cumplir, llevar a cabo

the course takes three years to complete — se tarda tres años en hacer el curso

to complete a prison sentence — cumplir una pena de cárcel

3) (=fill in) [+ form, questionnaire] rellenar

complete the application form — rellene la solicitud

* * *

I [kəm'pliːt]
adjective
1)
a) (entire) <set/edition> completo

it comes complete with batteries — viene con las pilas incluidas

b) (finished) terminado, concluido
2) (thorough, absolute) (as intensifier) total, completo

it came as a complete surprise — fue una auténtica sorpresa

a complete waste of time — una pérdida de tiempo total y absoluta


II
transitive verb
a) (finish) \<\<building/education\>\> acabar, terminar; \<\<sentence\>\> cumplir; \<\<investigations\>\> completar, concluir*
b) (make whole) \<\<set/collection\>\> completar
c) (fill in) (frml) \<\<form\>\> llenar, rellenar

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