complete

• 用于描述某物是完整的、全部齐全的，或某事已经完成、结束；也可表示彻底的、完全的。

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

1. Whole or finishedA2formal

   Having all necessary parts; not lacking anything.

   完整的或完成的

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

   同义词entirefinishedfullintactthoroughtotalunabridgedwhole

   反义词deficientincompletepartialunfinished

2. Total or absoluteB1formal

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

   完全的

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

   同义词absoluteentirefulloutrightperfectthoroughtotalunqualifiedunreservedutter

   反义词imperfectincompletepartial

• 使某事物达到完整或结束的状态；完成、做完某件事情。

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.

   完成

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

   同义词accomplishcloseconcludeconsummateendfinishfulfillterminatewrap up

   反义词begincommenceinitiatestart

2. Make whole or perfectB1formal

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

   完成

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

   同义词accomplishcomplementconcludefill infinishfulfillperfectround outsupplement

   反义词damageimperfectmarruinspoil

3. Fill in a formA2formal

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

   填写

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

   同义词fill infill out

   反义词blank