complete
comp
ˈkəmp
kēmp
lete
lit
lit
British pronunciation
/kəmˈpliːt/

Definition & Meaning of "complete"in English

to complete
01

to bring something to an end by making it whole

Transitive: to complete an activity or task
to complete definition and meaning
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She completes her assignments before the deadline.
1.1

to add the required parts or items to make something whole or finished

Transitive: to complete sth
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The chef completed the dish with a garnish of fresh herbs.
1.2

to fill in the necessary information on a form or questionnaire

Transitive: to complete a form or questionnaire
to complete definition and meaning
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Please complete the registration form before attending the workshop.
1.3

to carry out or accomplish something as planned or intended

Transitive: to complete sth
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The company was able to complete the contract before the deadline.
02

to successfully deliver a forward pass to a receiver in a football game

Transitive: to complete a pass
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The quarterback completed a stunning 40-yard pass to the wide receiver.
complete
01

highly skilled

complete definition and meaning
02

possessing all the required aspects

2.1

having all the necessary parts

complete definition and meaning
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He was happy to see a complete rainbow after the rain.
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The project is now complete after months of hard work.
04

total or absolute, often used to emphasize that something is fully or entirely so

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Her reaction to the surprise was complete astonishment, leaving her speechless.
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