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Definition of completing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
complementaryRare serving to make something whole or perfectRare
- The completing piece of the puzzle was found.
2.
finishing roleRare serving to finish somethingRare
- The completing touches were added to the painting..
Origin of completing
Latin, complere (to fill up)
Terms with completing included in their meaning
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competition
close to completing a race or competition
gaming
extra points given for completing special tasks
instruction
brief guide on completing a specific task
continuous
completing an activity without interruption
deadlines
latest allowed span for completing something
success
successful in reaching goals or completing tasks
completion
completing a task or reaching a goal
payment method
paid for completing a specific task or project
deadline
final date for completing a task or process
linguistics
word or phrase completing a grammatical construction
project
completing a process from beginning to end
process
completing a process from start to finish
video games
gameplay after completing preset challenges
figurative
fail just before success after nearly completing a task or goal
education
advanced university education pursued after completing an undergraduate degree
completion
related to finalizing or completing a task
education
advanced education at a college or university after completing a first degree
reduce amount
reduce something by removing or completing part of it
education
academic degree earned by completing undergraduate courses
education
program of study taken after completing a first university degree
education
studies or training taken after completing a first university degree
sales paperwork
act of completing a sale or deal
academic degree
degree awarded after completing undergraduate studies
final
ending or completing something
Examples of completing in a sentence
Her completing remarks brought clarity to the discussion. The completing phase of the project took longer than expected. She added the completing details to her report.
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- French:complétant, terminatif, ...
- German:ergänzend, abschließend, ...
- Italian:complementare, completante, ...
- Spanish:complementario, finalizante, ...
- Portuguese:complementar, conclusivo, ...
- Chinese:补全的, 完成的, ...
- Japanese:完成させる, ...
- Arabic:تَكْمِيلِي, مُكَمِّل, ...
- Hebrew:מַשְׁלִים, מַשְׁלִימָה, ...
- Russian:завершающий, ...
- Ukrainian:завершальний, ...
- Hindi:पूरक, समाप्त करने वाला, ...
Definition of complete - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
finish taskfinish making or doing
- She will complete the project next week..
2.
creationmake something whole or entire
- The final piece completed the puzzle.
3.
sportsTECH. US make a forward pass successfully in sportsTECH. US
- The quarterback completed the pass.
4.
administrationRare write all required information on a formRare
- He completed the application form.
5.
real estatetr./intr. TECH. pay outstanding balance for land ownershiptr./intr. TECH.
- They completed the purchase of the property.
6.
pokertr./intr. TECH. US call from the small blind in pokertr./intr. TECH. US
- He completed from the small blind.
Adjective
1.
fully constitutedhaving all necessary parts
- The set comes complete with batteries..
2.
concludedfinished, ended
- The building project is complete..
3.
uttertotal, absolute
- He felt a complete sense of relief..
Expressions with complete
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set with everything needed for use or enjoyment
This is the complete package for your new computer.
including a specific additional feature
The house is complete with a swimming pool.
person who acts extremely crazy or foolish
Everyone thinks he's a complete nutter after that stunt.
include all necessary or expected parts or features
The toy comes complete with batteries and instructions.
bring something to a full and finished state
They worked hard to complete the circle on the project.
in a state of total disorder or chaos
After the merger, it's a complete shambles in the accounting department.
game played to its conclusion
The chess match was a complete game with no interruptions.
thing that is totally destroyed or unusable
The car was a complete wreck after the crash.
fully sharing the same opinion or decision
The team was in complete agreement about the plan.
shows you are fully listening to someone
You have my complete attention, please go on.
still missing many parts or steps
Their plan is far from complete at this stage.
add missing details to make something whole
Her testimony helped complete the picture of what happened that night.
reporting or description that includes every important detail of a subject
The news channel promised complete coverage of the election results.
total lack of care or respect for something
His complete disregard for rules caused many problems.
situation that is extremely messy or disorganized
The meeting was a complete shambles from start to finish.
shows something is very different from another thing
In complete contrast to her brother, she is very quiet.
in a way that fully pleases someone or meets all needs
The repairs were done to my complete satisfaction.
person with no importance or influence at all
He was treated as a complete nonentity at the meeting.
fully agreeing or harmonious with no conflict
The team was in complete concord about the plan.
used to say something went very badly and caused many problems
After the launch failed, it's a complete mess-up.
fully available for someone to use or ask for help
If you require further assistance, I am at your complete disposal.
full release from a specific duty payment rule or responsibility
Students received complete exemption from the examination fees that year.
in a way that feels fully calm safe and without worry
You can travel with complete peace of mind thanks to the insurance.
protein source with all essential amino acids
Quinoa is considered a complete protein.
Origin of complete
Latin, complere (to fill up)
Examples of complete in a sentence
They will complete the renovation by June. She completed the painting with a few brush strokes. He completed the project ahead of schedule. He completed the throw to his teammate. They completed the play with precision. She completed the survey with accurate details.
They completed the registration process online. She completed the transaction for the land yesterday. They need to complete the deal by next week. She decided to complete from the small blind this round. Players often complete from the small blind to see the flop. The package arrived complete with all accessories. The collection is complete with rare stamps. The report is now complete. Her training is finally complete. The project was a complete failure. She gave a complete answer to the question.
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- French:terminer, complet, ...
- German:abschließen, komplett, ...
- Italian:finire, completo, ...
- Spanish:terminar, completo, ...
- Portuguese:completar, completo, ...
- Chinese:完成, 齐全的, ...
- Japanese:完成する, 完全な, ...
- Arabic:أَكْمَلَ, كَامِل, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַשְׁלִים, מָלֵא, ...
- Russian:закончить, комплектный, ...
- Ukrainian:завершити, комплектний, ...
- Hindi:पूरा करना, पूरा, ...
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