/komˈpleto/
Translation
complete; full
Word origin
From Latin 'completus', the past participle of 'complere' (to fill up). The same root gives English 'complete', 'complement' and 'comply'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- completus
- English cognates
- complete, complement, comply
Grammar
Examples
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The hotel is full this weekend.
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I need a complete report on the project.
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It is a complete piece of work, nothing is missing.
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They gave me a full blood test.
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She has been working full time since last month.
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