No. 5,797 in French

complete

Complete (French): Full, entire, or finished.

In a sentence

Elle a terminé une tâche complète aujourd'hui.
She completed a comprehensive task today.
In this sentence, 'complète' is used as an adjective describing the nature of the task she completed, meaning 'comprehensive' or 'entire'.
Son ensemble est complet pour la fête.
Her outfit is complete for the party.
Here, 'complet' is an adjective modifying 'ensemble,' indicating that the outfit has all necessary components or is finished.
Je complète mon travail avant de partir.
I complete my work before leaving.
In this case, 'complète' functions as a verb meaning 'to complete' or 'to finish,' referring to the action of finishing up work.

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