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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 -
2 complete fertilizer
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3 complete game
x. 완투 시합(한 투수가 1회부터 9회까지 혼자 투구하기 -
4 complete zero
x. 최저의 사람, 전혀 쓸모 없는 사람, 간단히 zero라고도 함 -
5 complete antibody
완전항체English-Korean animal medical dictionary > complete antibody
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6 complete antigen
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7 complete arrhythmia
완전부정맥English-Korean animal medical dictionary > complete arrhythmia
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8 complete atrioventricular block
완전방실차단English-Korean animal medical dictionary > complete atrioventricular block
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9 complete bed rest
절대안정English-Korean animal medical dictionary > complete bed rest
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10 complete blood count (CBC)
씨비씨, 온혈구계산, 전체혈구계산English-Korean animal medical dictionary > complete blood count (CBC)
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11 complete carcinogens
완전발암인자English-Korean animal medical dictionary > complete carcinogens
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12 complete denture
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13 complete diffuse placenta
완전퍼진태반, 완전산재태반English-Korean animal medical dictionary > complete diffuse placenta
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14 complete dislocation
완전탈구English-Korean animal medical dictionary > complete dislocation
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15 complete dominance
완전우성English-Korean animal medical dictionary > complete dominance
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16 complete fracture
완전골절English-Korean animal medical dictionary > complete fracture
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17 complete hernia
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18 complete metamorphosis
완전변태English-Korean animal medical dictionary > complete metamorphosis
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19 complete reproductive cycle
완전생식주기English-Korean animal medical dictionary > complete reproductive cycle
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20 complete segmentation
완전분활English-Korean animal medical dictionary > complete segmentation
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