Vocab Bloom Hub

complete

/kəmˈpliːt/

Traduction: Utilisé pour décrire quelque chose de complet, de terminé ou qui possède toutes les parties nécessaires., Mener à son terme la création ou l'exécution de quelque chose, en le rendant entier ou fini.

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adjective

/kəmˈpliːt/A1formal
  • frUtilisé pour décrire quelque chose de complet, de terminé ou qui possède toutes les parties nécessaires.

Used to describe something that is whole, finished, or has all necessary parts.

  1. Whole or finishedA2formal

    Having all necessary parts; not lacking anything.

    frComplet, entier

    • The project is now complete.
    • She gave a complete list of requirements.
    • The collection is finally complete.

    Synonymesentirefinishedfullintactthoroughtotalunabridgedwhole

    Antonymesdeficientincompletepartialunfinished

  2. Total or absoluteB1formal

    Used to emphasize that something is as great in degree as possible.

    frtotal, absolu

    • It was a complete disaster.
    • He has complete control over the situation.
    • The silence was complete.

    Synonymesabsoluteentirefulloutrightperfectthoroughtotalunqualifiedunreservedutter

    Antonymesimperfectincompletepartial

Formes
  • more complete comparative form
  • most complete superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/kəmˈpliːt/A2formal
  • frMener à son terme la création ou l'exécution de quelque chose, en le rendant entier ou fini.

A verb meaning to finish making or doing something, bringing it to a whole or finished state.

  1. Finish or bring to an endA2formal

    To finish making or doing something; to bring to a conclusion.

    frTerminer, achever

    • She completed her homework before dinner.
    • The construction team completed the bridge on time.
    • He completed the marathon in under four hours.

    Synonymesaccomplishcloseconcludeconsummateendfinishfulfillterminatewrap up

    Antonymesbegincommenceinitiatestart

  2. Make whole or perfectB1formal

    To make something whole or perfect by adding what is missing.

    frcompléter, rendre complet

    • The final chapter completes the novel beautifully.
    • A glass of wine completes the meal perfectly.
    • Her smile completed the happy atmosphere of the party.

    Synonymesaccomplishcomplementconcludefill infinishfulfillperfectround outsupplement

    Antonymesdamageimperfectmarruinspoil

  3. Fill in a formA2formal

    To write all the necessary information on a form or document.

    frRemplir un formulaire

    • Please complete the application form in black ink.
    • He completed the survey online.
    • You must complete all sections of the registration form.

    Synonymesfill infill out

    Antonymesblank

Formes
  • completed past participle
  • completed past simple
  • completing present participle
  • completes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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