No. 9,101 in French

complètes

"Complètes" means "complete" or "full" in English.

In a sentence

Les informations que tu m'as données ne sont pas complètes.
The information you gave me is not complete.
Here, 'complètes' functions as an adjective describing 'informations' (information) and agreeing in gender and number with it.
Après avoir reçu toutes les données, nous avons une vue complète de la situation.
After receiving all the data, we have a complete view of the situation.
In this sentence, 'complète' is used as an adjective for 'vue' (view), aligning with its feminine singular form.
Ces tables de données ne sont complètes qu'avec les mises à jour récentes.
These tables of data are only complete with the recent updates.
Here, 'complètes' modifies 'tables' (tables), agreeing in gender (feminine) and number (plural), showing its attributive adjective usage.

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