complete verb [T] (MAKE WHOLE)
Have you completed your application form yet?
- backfill
- bow
- box ticking
- brick
- brick something up phrasal verb
- brim
- filling
- infuse something with something
- load something up
- occupancy
- occupy
- overcrowd
- plug
- round something out phrasal verb
- run through something phrasal verb
- saturable
- smoke-filled
- squeeze (someone/something) in/squeeze (someone/something) into something phrasal verb
- tank
- tie
complete verb [T] (FINISH)
She will complete her studies in France.
- finishDid you finish your homework?
- endWhat time does the concert end?
- completeHave you completed the questionnaire?
- concludeShe concluded her speech by thanking everyone who had helped her.
- polish offHe's just polished off two huge bowls of pasta.
- wind upIt's time to wind up the game now.
[ T ]
sports
specialized
He was second only to Redknapp for percentage of completed passes in the Premiership.
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[ I or T ]
law
UK specialized (US close)
Your solicitor will let you know if there are any outstanding fees you need to pay them when you complete.
You will have a lot of work to do to complete the sale, but your buyer and their solicitors have an even bigger job.
After contracts are exchanged, there are still a few things that need doing before you can complete on the sale.
Lawyers warn that people who cannot complete on a property transaction could be sued.
- I have a lot of reading assignments to complete before the end of term.
- It is not practicable to complete the tunnel before the end of the year.
- How do you propose to complete the project in such a short time scale?
- Tick off each item on the list as you complete it.
- She managed to complete her last film well within budget.
- They struggled to complete passes, bobbled pucks and lost battles.
- One seller took just 12 days to complete on his property after accepting an offer, compared with the average 56 days for a normal sale.
- abandon
- abandonment
- all good things (must) come to an end idiom
- and have done with it idiom
- be over the hump idiom
- brake
- conclude
- freeze
- get something out of the way idiom
- get something over with phrasal verb
- give over phrasal verb
- grind to a halt idiom
- halt
- scrap
- slam on the brakes
- snap out of something phrasal verb
- snuff something out phrasal verb
- squash a rumour
- stamp
- stamp on something phrasal verb
તમે વિષયોમાં સંબંધિત શબ્દો, શબ્દસમૂહો અને સમાનાર્થી પણ શોધી શકો છો:
complete
adjective
uk
/kəmˈpliːt/ us
/kəmˈpliːt/complete adjective (VERY GREAT)
- I have complete confidence in her. She'll be perfect for the job.
- All replies will be treated with complete confidentiality.
- At school she had complete contempt for all her teachers.
- His answer demonstrated a complete lack of understanding of the question.
- The evening was a complete disaster.
complete adjective (WHOLE)
B1
with all the parts:
- She bought me the complete dramatic works of Brecht for my birthday.
- We are now offering you the chance to buy the complete set of pans at half price.
- Our complete range of carpets is on display in our showroom.
- If we all club together, we'll be able to get her the complete dinner set.
- The demonstrators seemed to represent a complete cross-section of society - male and female, old and young, rich and poor.
complete adjective (SPORT)
- aggregate score
- assist
- attacking
- back pass
- backhanded
- bend
- defend
- hat trick
- inbounds pass
- indirect free kick
- interception
- juggle
- kicker
- loft
- penalty
- soft pass
- spacing
- split the defence idiom
- spot kick
- square ball
તમે વિષયોમાં સંબંધિત શબ્દો, શબ્દસમૂહો અને સમાનાર્થી પણ શોધી શકો છો:
