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• huolellinen• viimeistellä• aukoton• eheä• ehdoton• ehjä• täydentää• täysin• täydellinen• täyttää• täydellistää• täysilukuinen• täysi• valmis• yhtenäinen• päättää• tehdä loppuun asti• tehdä valmiiksi• kokonaan• kokonainen• koko• kaikinpuolinen• perusteellinen• perinjuurinen• perinpohjainen• suorittaa loppuunautomatic data processing• suorittaa(haku)• suorittaa• syventää• laaja• koskematon• lopettaa* * *kəm'pli:t 1. adjective1) (whole; with nothing missing: a complete set of Shakespeare's plays.) täydellinen, täysilukuinen2) (thorough: My car needs a complete overhaul; a complete surprise.) täydellinen3) (finished: My picture will soon be complete.) valmis2. verb(to finish; to make complete: When will he complete the job?; This stamp completes my collection.) saada valmiiksi- completeness
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2 complete
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3 complete amplifier
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4 complete circuit
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5 complete combustion
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6 complete count
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7 complete enumeration
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8 complete failure
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9 complete ground contact
• täydellinen maasulku -
10 complete penetration
technology• läpihitsautuminen -
11 complete stranger
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12 complete system
• täydellinen järjestelmä -
13 complete works
• rahankeräys -
14 complete write-off
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15 complete penetration
English-Finnish dictionary of machine parts > complete penetration
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16 complete penetration weld
English-Finnish dictionary of machine parts > complete penetration weld
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17 a complete write-off
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18 in complete disorder
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19 make complete
automatic data processing• täydentää -
20 the complete man
• koko ihminen
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