Complet (en. Complete)

/kɔ̃.ple/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

adjective

Which is in an integral state, containing all its parts.

The file is complete.

Le dossier est complet.

Which has reached its maximum capacity.

The show is complete, all seats are reserved.

Le spectacle est complet, toutes les places sont réservées.

Refers to something that is perfect, without defect.

It’s a complete painting, no details are missing.

C'est un tableau complet, il manque aucun détail.

From Latin 'completus', past participle of 'complere', which means 'to fill completely'.

100% complete

Totally finished or available.

complet à 100 %

a complete service

A service that includes everything necessary.

un service complet

a complete product

A product that offers all the expected features.

un produit complet

complete

To add what is missing.

compléter

completeness

State of being complete.

completude

complement

Something that completes a set.

complément

To be wasted (figuratively, except regarding food).

After this meal, I'm completely full!

Après ce repas, je suis complètement complet!

To be at maximum in a situation.

After this day, I'm complete, no room for anything else.

Après cette journée, je suis complet, pas de place pour rien d'autre.