complete
complete
Meaning of complete
total, to the greatest degree
ganz und gar, ohne jede Einschränkung
Pronunciation
complete with German translation
complete usage examples
It was a complete surprise.
Das war eine komplette Überraschung.
That's complete nonsense.
Das ist kompletter Unsinn.
complete synonyms
What's the difference between complete, total, absolute, utter, and sheer
Same meaning, a bit more emotional: a total disaster.
ENThe holiday was a total disaster.
ENWhat he said was absolute nonsense.
Formal, used mostly with negative nouns: utter chaos.
ENAfter the storm, the town was in utter chaos.
Advanced: broader words
Pure, nothing but: sheer luck, sheer madness.
ENWe won by sheer luck.
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What does complete mean?
total, to the greatest degree
How do you pronounce complete?
complete is pronounced /kəmˈpliːt/.
How is complete used in a sentence?
Das war eine komplette Überraschung. Translation: It was a complete surprise.
Is complete part of Adjectives vocabulary?
Yes, complete can be learned in the Adjectives topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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