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complete [kəmˈpli:t]1. adjectivea. [change, surprise, disaster, failure, list, set] complet (- ète f) ; [lack] total ; [approval] entier• in complete contrast to sb/sth en contraste total avec qn/qchb. complete with sth ( = also having) avec qchd. ( = finished) [work] achevéa. [+ collection] compléter ; [+ piece of work] terminer• and to complete his happiness/misfortune... et pour comble de bonheur/d'infortune...b. [+ form, questionnaire] remplir* * *[kəm'pliːt] 1.1) (total, utter) (épith) [chaos, darkness] complet/-ète, total2) ( finished) achevé3) (entire, full) [collection, works, set] complet/-ète4) ( consummate) [artist, star] complet/-ète; [gentleman] parfait (before n)2.transitive verb1) ( finish) terminer [building, course, exercise]; achever [task, journey]2) ( make whole) compléter [collection, group, phrase]3) ( fill in) remplir [form] -
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complete [kəm'pli:t]∎ a complete set of golf clubs un jeu complet de clubs;∎ Christmas wouldn't be complete without the traditional dinner Noël ne serait pas Noël sans le repas traditionnel;∎ he didn't tell you the complete story il ne vous a pas tout dit;∎ my happiness is complete mon bonheur est total, rien ne manque à mon bonheur;∎ the complete works of Shakespeare les œuvres complètes de Shakespeare(b) (finished) achevé, terminé(c) (as intensifier) complet(ète), absolu;∎ if the job is not done to your complete satisfaction si vous n'êtes pas entièrement satisfait du travail effectué;∎ I need a complete break from teaching j'ai besoin de vraies vacances où je ne penserai plus du tout à mes cours;∎ he's a complete fool c'est un crétin fini ou un parfait imbécile;∎ he's a complete stranger c'est un total inconnu;∎ a complete (and utter) failure un échec total ou sur toute la ligne;∎ the project was a complete success le projet a pleinement réussi(a) (make whole) compléter;∎ to complete her happiness pour combler son bonheur;∎ I just need one more card to complete my collection il me manque une seule carte pour compléter ma collection;∎ Commerce to complete an order exécuter une commande(c) (form, questionnaire) rempliravec, doté ou pourvu de;∎ complete with instructions comprenant des instructions;∎ a flat complete with furniture un appartement meublé►► Medicine complete blood count hémogramme m -
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A adj1 (total, utter) ( épith) [abolition, chaos, darkness, freedom, rejection] complet/-ète, total ; he's a complete fool il est complètement idiot ; it's the complete opposite c'est tout à fait le contraire ; with complete accuracy/confidence avec une précision/confiance totale ; complete and utter [despair, disaster] total ; it's complete and utter rubbish c'est complètement absurde ;2 ( finished) achevé ; far from/not yet complete loin d'être/pas encore achevé ;3 (entire, full) [collection, edition, works, record, set] complet/-ète ; complete with avec ; complete with batteries/instructions avec piles/mode d'emploi ; to make my happiness complete pour que rien ne manque à mon bonheur ;B vtr1 ( finish) terminer [building, investigation, degree course, exercise] ; achever [task, journey] ; to complete a jail sentence finir de purger une peine ;2 ( make whole) compléter [collection, trilogy, group, victory, grand slam] ; compléter [outfit] ; compléter [quotation, phrase] ; to complete an outfit with a beret mettre un beret pour compléter une tenue ;3 ( fill in) remplir [form, questionnaire].C completed pp adj [creation, project] achevé ; the recently/newly completed office building les bureaux terminés récemment/depuis peu ; half completed inachevé. -
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[kəm'pli:t] 1. adjective1) (whole; with nothing missing: a complete set of Shakespeare's plays.) complet2) (thorough: My car needs a complete overhaul; a complete surprise.) complet3) (finished: My picture will soon be complete.) achevé2. verb(to finish; to make complete: When will he complete the job?; This stamp completes my collection.) terminer; compléter- completeness - completion -
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1. adj.entier; complet; total; exhaustif; intégral; in extenso; pf. unanime2.1) to complete achever; terminer; parachever; finaliser; mener à terme/ à bien; boucler [une enquête]2) remplir [un formulaire]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > complete
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complet(ète);∎ the new software offers a complete service for the business user le nouveau logiciel répond à tous les besoins de l'homme d'affaires(order, contract, work) exécuter -
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8 complete annuity
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9 complete expectation of life
espérance complète de vie, vie moyenne (RL)English-French insurance dictionari > complete expectation of life
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10 complete circuit
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > complete circuit
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11 complete reversed loads
charges alternées symétriques f, efforts alternés symétriques mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > complete reversed loads
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12 complete reversed stresses
charges alternées symétriques f, efforts alternés symétriques mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > complete reversed stresses
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13 complete agreement
Pol. accord généralisé; accord unanimeEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > complete agreement
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14 complete opposite
le contraire même; le contrepied/l'antithèse deEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > complete opposite
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15 complete with
assorti de; comportant notammentEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > complete with
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16 complete perimeter protection
protection totale du périmètre (2e)English-French insurance dictionari > complete perimeter protection
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20 complete, discharge
quittance f totale
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