complete

terminar, completar

Acabar de hacer o crear algo.

En inglés sencillo: To finish doing or making something.

• Please complete this form.
• She completed the course last month.
• Have you completed your homework yet?

Sinónimos: finish, conclude

Antónimos: begin, start

Expresiones frecuentes: complete a task, complete a form, complete a course

completar

Añadir lo que falta para que algo tenga todas sus partes.

En inglés sencillo: To add what is missing so that something has all its parts.

• This cup completes the set.
• A blue scarf completed her outfit.
• We need one more piece to complete the puzzle.

Sinónimos: make whole, round out

Expresiones frecuentes: complete a set, complete a collection, complete the picture

completo, entero

Que tiene todas sus partes o todo lo necesario, sin que falte nada.

En inglés sencillo: Having every part or everything needed, with nothing missing.

• I have a complete set.
• The library has the complete series of books.
• Is this a complete list of the guests?

Sinónimos: full, entire, whole

Antónimos: incomplete, partial

Expresiones frecuentes: complete set, complete list, complete collection

terminado, acabado

Acabado, sin más trabajo pendiente.

En inglés sencillo: Finished, with no more work left to do.

• The work is complete.
• Your order will be ready when the repairs are complete.
• Is the installation complete yet?

Sinónimos: finished, done, completed

Antónimos: unfinished, incomplete

Expresiones frecuentes: almost complete, now complete, complete by tomorrow

total, absoluto

Se usa para intensificar una descripción e indicar que algo es total o alcanza el máximo grado.

En inglés sencillo: Used to make a description stronger, meaning total or as great as possible.

• The meal was a complete disaster.
• I gave directions to a complete stranger.
• Her sudden arrival came as a complete surprise.

Sinónimos: total, absolute, utter

Expresiones frecuentes: complete disaster, complete stranger, complete nonsense, complete surprise