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• Received-Pronunciation: /kəmˈpliːt/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /kɒmˈpliːt/
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• General-American: /kəmˈpliːt/
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• rhymes with -iːt
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• CMU ARPABET: K AH0 M P L IY1 T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English compleet (“full, complete”), borrowed from Old French complet or Latin completus, past participle of compleō (“to fill up, to complete”) (whence also complement, compliment), from com- + pleō (“to fill, to fulfill”) (whence also deplete, replete, plenty), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *pleh1- (“to fill”) (English full).

296 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: volledig — with everything included
• Arabic: كَامِل (kāmil) — with everything included
• Armenian: լրիվ (lriv) — with everything included
• Armenian: ամբողջական (amboġǰakan) — with everything included
• Armenian: լիարժեք (liaržekʻ) — with everything included
• Asturian: completu — with everything included
• Belarusian: по́ўны (pówny) — with everything included
• Bulgarian: пъ́лен (pǎ́len) — with everything included
• Bulgarian: цял (cjal) — with everything included
• Catalan: complet — with everything included
• Catalan: completa — with everything included
• Chinese Mandarin: 完全 (wánquán) — with everything included
• Chinese Mandarin: 完整 (wánzhěng) — with everything included
• Czech: úplný — with everything included
• Czech: plný — with everything included
• Dutch: volledig — with everything included
• Dutch: compleet — with everything included
• Dutch: algeheel — with everything included
• Dutch: allesomvattend — with everything included
• Esperanto: kompleta — with everything included
• Finnish: kokonainen — with everything included
• Finnish: täydellinen — with everything included
• French: complet — with everything included
• French: complète — with everything included
• Galician: completo — with everything included
• Georgian: სრული (sruli) — with everything included
• German: ganz — with everything included
• German: komplett — with everything included
• German: vollständig — with everything included
• Greek: πλήρης (plíris) — with everything included
• Greek: πλήρες (plíres) — with everything included
• Ancient Greek: ὅλος (hólos) — with everything included
• Hebrew: שלם (shalém) — with everything included
• Hebrew: מלא (malé) — with everything included
• Hebrew: מושלם (mushlám) — with everything included
• Hindi: पूरा (pūrā) — with everything included
• Hindi: पूर्ण (pūrṇ) — with everything included
• Hungarian: teljes — with everything included
• Indonesian: lengkap — with everything included
• Indonesian: sempurna — with everything included
• Indonesian: komplit — with everything included
• Interlingua: complete — with everything included
• Irish: líonmhar — with everything included
• Irish: foirfe — with everything included
• Italian: completo — with everything included
• Italian: completa — with everything included
• Japanese: 完全な (kanzen na) — with everything included
• Japanese: 全い (mattai) — with everything included
• Central Kurdish: تەواو (tewaw) — with everything included
• Northern Kurdish: temam — with everything included
• Northern Kurdish: tev — with everything included
• Northern Kurdish: kamil — with everything included
• Latin: integer — with everything included
• Latvian: pilnīgs — with everything included
• Macedonian: полн (poln) — with everything included
• Norwegian Bokmål: komplett — with everything included
• Norwegian Nynorsk: komplett — with everything included
• Occitan: complet — with everything included
• Persian: کامل (kâmel) — with everything included
• Pohnpeian: unsek — with everything included
• Polish: pełny — with everything included
• Polish: kompletny — with everything included
• Portuguese: completo — with everything included
• Portuguese: integral — with everything included
• Portuguese: totalizado — with everything included
• Portuguese: íntegro — with everything included
• Romanian: complet — with everything included
• Russian: по́лный (pólnyj) — with everything included
• Russian: це́лый (célyj) — with everything included
• Russian: соверше́нный (soveršénnyj) — with everything included
• Scottish Gaelic: buileach — with everything included
• Serbo-Croatian: пун — with everything included
• Serbo-Croatian: pun — with everything included
• Slovak: plný — with everything included
• Slovene: popoln — with everything included
• Spanish: completo — with everything included
• Swahili: kamili — with everything included
• Swedish: komplett — with everything included
• Swedish: fullständig — with everything included
• Telugu: పూర్తి (pūrti) — with everything included
• Telugu: సంపూర్ణమైన (sampūrṇamaina) — with everything included
• Telugu: సంపూర్ణము (sampūrṇamu) — with everything included
• Turkish: tamam — with everything included
• Turkish: eksiksiz — with everything included
• Ugaritic: 𐎌𐎍𐎎 (šlm) — with everything included
• Ukrainian: по́вний (póvnyj) — with everything included
• Ukrainian: ці́лий (cílyj) — with everything included
• Urdu: پورا (pūrā) — with everything included
• Yakut: толору (toloru) — with everything included
• Asturian: completu — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Bulgarian: завършен (zavǎršen) — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Catalan: complet — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Chinese Mandarin: 完成的 (wánchéng de) — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Finnish: valmis — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Galician: completo — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Galician: cabal — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Georgian: დასრულებული (dasrulebuli) — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• German: abgeschlossen — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• German: beendet — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Ancient Greek: τέλειος (téleios) — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Hebrew: גמור (gamúr) — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Hebrew: שלם (shalém) — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Hindi: समाप्त (samāpt) — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Hungarian: elvégzett — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Hungarian: elkészült — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Hungarian: kész — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Hungarian: teljesített — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Hungarian: lezárt — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Icelandic: algjör — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Irish: foirfe — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Italian: completato — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Italian: concluso — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Japanese: 終わった (owatta) — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Northern Kurdish: temamkirî — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Northern Kurdish: qedandî — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Latin: complētus — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Latin: effectus — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Malay: lengkap — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Māori: rūpeke — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Persian: سپری (separi) — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Portuguese: completo — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Portuguese: concluído — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Portuguese: terminado — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Slovene: dokončan — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Spanish: completo — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Swedish: klar — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Swedish: färdig — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Ukrainian: заве́ршений (zavéršenyj) — finished; ended; concluded; completed
• Arabic: ذَرِيع (ḏarīʕ) — generic intensifier derived from "complete"
• Finnish: täydellinen — generic intensifier derived from "complete"
• Hebrew: לגמרי (legamré) — generic intensifier derived from "complete"
• Hungarian: komplett — generic intensifier derived from "complete"
• Russian: отъя́вленный (otʺjávlennyj) — generic intensifier derived from "complete"
• Russian: су́щий (súščij) — generic intensifier derived from "complete"
• Swedish: fullständig — generic intensifier derived from "complete"
• Bulgarian: пълен (pǎlen) — of metric space: such that every Cauchy sequence converges in it
• Esperanto: kompleta — of metric space: such that every Cauchy sequence converges in it
• Finnish: täydellinen — of metric space: such that every Cauchy sequence converges in it
• French: complète — of metric space: such that every Cauchy sequence converges in it
• Hebrew: משוכלל (meshukhlál) — of metric space: such that every Cauchy sequence converges in it
• Hebrew: שלם (shalém) — of metric space: such that every Cauchy sequence converges in it
• Hebrew: מלא (malé) — of metric space: such that every Cauchy sequence converges in it
• Polish: zupełna — of metric space: such that every Cauchy sequence converges in it
• Portuguese: completo — of metric space: such that every Cauchy sequence converges in it
• Spanish: completo — of metric space: such that every Cauchy sequence converges in it
• Swedish: fullständig — of metric space: such that every Cauchy sequence converges in it
• Esperanto: kompleta — of a lattice: such that every set with a lower bound has a greatest lower bound
• Polish: zupełna — of a lattice: such that every set with a lower bound has a greatest lower bound
• Polish: zupełna — of a category: such that all small limits exist
• Bulgarian: пълен (pǎlen) — of a proof system: such that any semantically valid formula is also provable
• Polish: zupełny — of a proof system: such that any semantically valid formula is also provable
• Albanian: mbaroj — to finish
• Albanian: kry — to finish
• Arabic: اِنْتَهَى (intahā) — to finish
• Arabic: أَكْمَلَ (ʔakmala) — to finish
• Arabic: كامل (kāmil) — to finish
• Armenian: ավարտել (avartel) — to finish
• Bulgarian: завършвам (zavǎršvam) — to finish
• Catalan: complir — to finish
• Catalan: completar — to finish
• Chinese Mandarin: 完成 (wánchéng) — to finish
• Czech: dokončit — to finish
• Danish: afslutte — to finish
• Danish: fuldføre — to finish
• Danish: færdiggøre — to finish
• Danish: gøre færdig — to finish
• Dutch: voltooien — to finish
• Esperanto: kompleti — to finish
• Finnish: tehdä loppuun — to finish
• Finnish: saada valmiiksi — to finish
• French: accomplir — to finish
• French: terminer — to finish
• French: achever — to finish
• Galician: completar — to finish
• Georgian: დამთავრება (damtavreba) — to finish
• Georgian: მორჩნა (morčna) — to finish
• Georgian: დასრულება (dasruleba) — to finish
• German: beenden — to finish
• German: fertigstellen — to finish
• German: fertigmachen — to finish
• Gothic: 𐌿𐍃𐍄𐌹𐌿𐌷𐌰𐌽 (ustiuhan) — to finish
• Greek: ολοκληρώνω (olokliróno) — to finish
• Ancient Greek: τελέω (teléō) — to finish
• Hebrew: סיים (siyém) — to finish
• Hebrew: השלים (hishlím) — to finish
• Hindi: अंत करना (ant karnā) — to finish
• Hindi: समाप्त करना (samāpt karnā) — to finish
• Hindi: समापन करना (samāpan karnā) — to finish
• Hungarian: elvégez — to finish
• Hungarian: befejez — to finish
• Hungarian: teljesít — to finish
• Hungarian: elkészít — to finish
• Ido: kompletigar — to finish
• Indonesian: menyelesaikan — to finish
• Indonesian: merampungkan — to finish
• Italian: completare — to finish
• Italian: portare a termine — to finish
• Italian: concludere — to finish
• Japanese: 完了する (kanryō suru) — to finish
• Japanese: 完うする (mattō suru) — to finish
• Japanese: 終える (oeru) — to finish
• Kazakh: бітіру (bıtıru) — to finish
• Kazakh: аяқтау (aäqtau) — to finish
• Central Kurdish: تەواو کردن (tewaw kirdin) — to finish
• Northern Kurdish: temam kirin — to finish
• Northern Kurdish: kamil kirin — to finish
• Northern Kurdish: xilas kirin — to finish
• Northern Kurdish: qedandin — to finish
• Lao: ຫມົດ (mot) — to finish
• Lao: ສໍາເລັດ (sam let) — to finish
• Latin: finiō — to finish
• Lü: ᦵᦙᧃᧉᦷᦙᧇ (men2mob) — to finish
• Lü: ᧟ᦵᦔᧈ (l̇aewṗe1) — to finish
• Malay: habis — to finish
• Māori: whakatepe — to finish
• Khiamniungan Naga: thǖchīk — to finish
• Norwegian Bokmål: fullføre — to finish
• Norwegian Bokmål: gjøre ferdig — to finish
• Norwegian Nynorsk: fullføre — to finish
• Norwegian Nynorsk: gjere ferdig — to finish
• Persian: کامل کردن — to finish
• Persian: تمام کردن — to finish
• Polish: ukanczać — to finish
• Polish: ukończyć — to finish
• Portuguese: terminar — to finish
• Portuguese: acabar — to finish
• Portuguese: concluir — to finish
• Romanian: completa — to finish
• Romanian: termina — to finish
• Russian: заверша́ть (zaveršátʹ) — to finish
• Russian: заверши́ть (zaveršítʹ) — to finish
• Russian: зака́нчивать (zakánčivatʹ) — to finish
• Russian: зако́нчить (zakónčitʹ) — to finish
• Slovene: dokončati — to finish
• Slovene: zaključiti — to finish
• Spanish: completar — to finish
• Spanish: cabalar — to finish
• Spanish: acabalar — to finish
• Spanish: cabalear — to finish
• Swedish: slutföra — to finish
• Swedish: färdigställa — to finish
• Swedish: göra färdig — to finish
• Telugu: పూర్తిచేయు (pūrticēyu) — to finish
• Telugu: ముగించు (mugiñcu) — to finish
• Thai: สําเร็จ (sǎm-rèt) — to finish
• Turkish: tamamlamak — to finish
• Ukrainian: заве́ршувати (zavéršuvaty) — to finish
• Ukrainian: заве́ршити (zavéršyty) — to finish
• Uzbek: bajarmoq — to finish
• Vietnamese: hoàn thành — to finish
• Albanian: mbaroj — to make whole or entire
• Gheg Albanian: kry — to make whole or entire
• Bulgarian: довършвам (dovǎršvam) — to make whole or entire
• Catalan: complir — to make whole or entire
• Dutch: aanvullen — to make whole or entire
• Esperanto: plenigi — to make whole or entire
• Finnish: täydentää — to make whole or entire
• Finnish: lopettaa — to make whole or entire
• French: compléter — to make whole or entire
• Galician: cumprir — to make whole or entire
• Georgian: შევსება (ševseba) — to make whole or entire
• German: komplettieren — to make whole or entire
• German: ergänzen — to make whole or entire
• German: vervollständigen — to make whole or entire
• Greek: συμπληρώνω (sympliróno) — to make whole or entire
• Hebrew: השלים (hishlím) — to make whole or entire
• Hindi: पूरा करना (pūrā karnā) — to make whole or entire
• Hungarian: kiegészít — to make whole or entire
• Hungarian: befejez — to make whole or entire
• Ido: kompletigar — to make whole or entire
• Indonesian: menyelesaikan — to make whole or entire
• Indonesian: merampungkan — to make whole or entire
• Italian: completare — to make whole or entire
• Italian: portare a termine — to make whole or entire
• Japanese: 完成させる (kansei saseru) — to make whole or entire
• Northern Kurdish: temam kirin — to make whole or entire
• Northern Kurdish: kamil kirin — to make whole or entire
• Latin: compleō — to make whole or entire
• Māori: whakatepe — to make whole or entire
• Polish: dopełnić — to make whole or entire
• Polish: uzupełnić — to make whole or entire
• Polish: skompletować — to make whole or entire
• Portuguese: completar — to make whole or entire
• Portuguese: inteirar — to make whole or entire
• Portuguese: concluir — to make whole or entire
• Russian: укомплекто́вывать (ukomplektóvyvatʹ) — to make whole or entire
• Russian: комплектова́ть (komplektovátʹ) — to make whole or entire
• Russian: укомплектова́ть (ukomplektovátʹ) — to make whole or entire
• Slovene: dopolniti — to make whole or entire
• Spanish: cabalear — to make whole or entire
• Spanish: completar — to make whole or entire
• Spanish: cabalar — to make whole or entire
• Spanish: acabalar — to make whole or entire
• Swedish: fullborda — to make whole or entire
• Turkish: tamamlamak — to make whole or entire
• Ukrainian: комплектува́ти (komplektuváty) — to make whole or entire