No. 775 in Italian
compiuto
"Compiuto" means "completed" or "accomplished" in English.
In a sentence
Ho compiuto il mio dovere come promesso.
I have fulfilled my duty as promised.
The word 'compiuto' here means 'fulfilled' and indicates that the speaker has successfully completed a task or responsibility.
Il progetto sarà compiuto entro la fine dell'anno.
The project will be completed by the end of the year.
In this sentence, 'compiuto' is used as the past participle of the verb 'compiere' and means 'completed' to refer to the expected completion of an endeavor.
Quando ho compiuto diciotto anni, ho ricevuto un regalo speciale.
When I turned eighteen, I received a special gift.
Here, 'compiuto' refers to 'turning' a specific age, hence 'compiuto' is used to describe the completion of eighteen years of age.
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