complete

complete
com·plete [kəmʼpli:t] vt
to \complete sth
1) (add what is missing) collection, set etw vervollständigen; form, questionnaire etw [vollständig] ausfüllen;
all she needed to \complete her happiness was a baby alles, was ihr zu ihrem Glück noch fehlte, war ein Baby
2) (finish) etw fertig stellen [o zu Ende bringen];
to \complete a course einen Kurs absolvieren;
to \complete one's studies sein Studium zu Ende bringen adj
1) (with nothing missing) vollständig, komplett;
a \complete set ein vollständiges Set;
the \complete works of Shakespeare Shakespeares gesammelte Werke;
sun, sand and romance - their holiday was \complete Sonne, Sand, Romantik - ihr Urlaub war vollkommen
2) pred (finished) book fertig
3) (including)
\complete with inklusive;
\complete with batteries inklusive Batterien
4) attr (total) absolut, komplett;
the man's a \complete fool! der Mann ist ein Vollidiot! (fam)
it was a \complete surprise es war eine völlige Überraschung;
\complete blank völlige Leere;
\complete breakdown totaler Zusammenbruch;
\complete coverage (in insurance) volle Deckung [o Risikoübernahme];
in \complete darkness in völliger Dunkelheit;
the \complete gentleman der perfekte Gentleman;
\complete mastery vollkommene Beherrschung;
\complete paralysis vollständige Lähmung;
\complete protein vollwertiges Eiweiß;
\complete silence absolute Stille;
a \complete stranger ein völlig Fremder/eine völlig Fremde;
\complete and utter total (fam)

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