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BrE /kəmˈpliːt/ AmE /kəmˈplit/

adjective, verb, noun en → es

1 FINISH [transitive, intransitive] B1

to finish something or to be finished

terminar, completar, finalizar

  • complete a task/project

Collocations complete the project on time · the work is complete

  • I hope to complete this report by Friday.

    Espero terminar este informe para el viernes.

2 FULL [adjective] A2

including everything that is necessary or wanted; not missing anything

completo, completo/a

  • a complete set

Collocations complete set of encyclopedias · a complete stranger

  • He has a complete collection of Beatles records.

    Tiene una colección completa de discos de los Beatles.

3 TOTAL [adjective] B1

total; including everything that is necessary or wanted

total, completo/a

  • a complete victory

Collocations complete victory in battle · complete success

  • The team achieved a complete victory.

    El equipo logró una victoria total.

4 COMPLETELY [adverb] B1

completely; to the full extent or degree

totalmente, completamente

  • complete agreement

Collocations complete agreement with sb/sth · complete silence

  • There was complete silence in the room.

    Había un silencio total en la sala.

5 COMPLETELY [adverb] B1

completely; to a very high degree or extent

totalmente, completamente

  • complete agreement

Collocations completely satisfied · completely different

  • She was completely satisfied with the service.

    Ella quedó completamente satisfecha con el servicio.

6 COMPLETELY [adverb] B1

completely; to a very high degree or extent

totalmente, completamente

  • complete agreement

Collocations completely different from sth/sb · completely opposite to sb/sth

  • Her new job is completely different from her old one.

    Su nuevo trabajo es completamente diferente de su antiguo.

7 COMPLETELY [adverb] B1

completely; to a very high degree or extent

totalmente, completamente

  • complete agreement

Collocations completely different from sth/sb · completely opposite to sb/sth

  • The new system is completely different.

    El nuevo sistema es completamente diferente.

8 COMPLETELY [adverb] B1

completely; to a very high degree or extent

totalmente, completamente

  • complete agreement

Collocations completely different from sth/sb · completely opposite to sb/sth

  • The new policy is completely different.

    La nueva política es completamente diferente.