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I[kəm΄pli:t] a լրիվ, ամբողջական. կա տարյալ. a complete edition of գործերի լրիվ ժողո վ ածու. complete happiness կատարյալ երջան կություն. each complete month յուրաքանչյուր ավարտված ամիս. a complete stranger լրիվ անծանոթ. a complete surprise կատարյալ անակնկալ. a complete fool խսկց. կատարյալ հիմար. a complete flop լրիվ ձախողում. The report/building is not yet complete Զեկուցումը/Շենքը դեռևս անավարտ էII[kəm΄pli:t] v վերջացնել, ավարտել, համալրել. complete papers/forms թղթեր/բլանկներ լրացնել. complete one’s work/education աշ խատանքը վերջացնել. կրթությունն ավարտել -
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3 Complete
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5 complété
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7 Complete audit
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8 Complete loss
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9 Complete overhual
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10 COMPLETE COMBUSTION
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11 COMPLETE OVERHAUL
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12 COMPLETE DISCHARGE FROM SERVICE
English-Arabic military dictionary > COMPLETE DISCHARGE FROM SERVICE
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13 COMPLETE REVOLUTION
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14 COMPLETE ROUND
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15 COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT
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16 complete database restore
"A restore of a full database backup, the most recent differential database backup (if any), and the log backups (if any) taken since the full database backup." -
17 Complete PC Backup
"A tool in Windows Vista that backs up the entire computer (OS, settings, and files)."نسخ الكمبيوتر الشخصي احتياطياً بالكامل -
18 Complete PC Restore
"A tool in Windows Vista that restores the entire computer (OS, settings, and files)." -
19 physical percent complete
An alternative value to Percent [%] Complete or Percent [%] Work Complete that you enter per task. This may be useful when analyzing project performance through such means as variance analysis or earned value analysis. -
20 code complete
A development milestone marking the point at which all features for the release are implemented and functionality has been verified against the functional specification.
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