complet in French: complete, full (adjective)

Translation

complete, full

Word origin

From Latin completus, the past participle of complere ('to fill up'), from com- (intensive) and plere ('to fill').

Femininecomplète

Masc pluralcomplets

Fem pluralcomplètes

L' week-end.

The hotel is full this weekend.

invités.

Here is the complete list of guests.

.

He did a complete and careful job.

' .

The report is not complete yet.

, .

The train is full, let us take the next one.

plein

full, plenty of

tout

all, every, quite, everything

fin

end, finish

finir

to finish, to end

terminé

finished, over, done

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