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101 complete
whakaotia -
102 complete
(adj) completo (Sp)(vt) completuán -
103 complete
(1) ganapin, tapos, lutasin--------puspós, ganap, punô, lipos, punò -
104 complete
a.akmal / bhar / kaamil / kul / mubliGH / mukammal / musallam / pakka / puura / pur / saara / tamaam--------v.t.añjaam ko pahoñchaana / chukaana / KHatm karna / puura karna -
105 complete
iomlán -
106 complete
fullfíggjaður, fullur, fullfíggjaður -
107 complete
выполнять, завершать, полный ( завершённый) -
108 Complete
كلى ، كامل -
109 Complete. to
كمل ، أنجز -
110 complete
adj. 1. бүрэн, бүтэн, бүрэн төгс. 2. төгсгөсөн, дуусгасан. 3. нэмэлт юмтай. v. 1. дуусгах. They \completed the journey. Тэд аяллаа дуусгав. 2. бүрдүүлэх. 3. таглах, бөглөх (маягт) completely adv. бүүр, бүхэлдээ. completeness n. -
111 complete
vt., a., ad., n. 완성하다, 완료하다, 끝마치다, (수.양을)채우다, 갖추다, (시합을)완투하다, 전부의, 완벽한, 완비한, 완전한, 전적인, 완결(완성)한, 숙달한, 완전한, \completely 완전히, 철저히, \completeness -
112 complete
1) полный (напр. о системе функций)2) завершать; заканчивать; выполнять || завершённый; законченный; выполненный -
113 complete
(th) complet, desăvârşit; întreg, total // a desăvârşi, a completa, a extinde, a lărgi, a dezvolta -
114 complete
تمام ، كامل -
115 complete
adj (#ly [adv]) potpun, čitav; gotov, dovršen, sveukupan, totalan; kompletan, [fig] savršen* * *
boriti se
cjelokupan
cjelovit
Äitav
dopuniti
dovršen
dovršenje
dovršiti
dovrštiti
gotov
ispuniti
ispunjavati
izvršiti
kompletan
kompletiran
kompletirati
obaviti
okonÄati
popuniti
popunjavati
potpun
potpuniti
potpuno
provesti
svršiti
takmiÄiti se
upotpuniti
upotpunjavati
završiti -
116 complete a BA
diplomirati -
117 complete a MA
magistrirati -
118 complete
заканчивать; завершать; полный; законченный; комплект -
119 complete
толық метаморфоз -
120 complete
1) полный (напр. о системе функций)2) завершать; заканчивать; выполнять || завершённый; законченный; выполненныйThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > complete
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