No. 1,765 in French
complété
Completed.
In a sentence
Il a complété son projet hier.
He completed his project yesterday.
In this sentence, 'complété' is used in its verb form to indicate the action of finishing something.
Son travail est enfin complété.
His work is finally completed.
Here, 'complété' functions as an adjective derived from the past participle, describing the state of the work as being finished.
Pour le test, il a complété toutes les phrases nécessaires.
For the test, he completed all the required sentences.
In this instance, 'complété' emphasizes the idea of fulfilling or accomplishing the completion of specified tasks.
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