No. 6,720 in Spanish

completa

"Completa" means "complete" or "full."

In a sentence

La tarea está completa.
The task is complete.
Here, 'completa' functions as an adjective describing the state of the task being finished or fully done.
Necesito una idea que sea más completa para el proyecto.
I need an idea that is more complete for the project.
In this sentence, 'completa' is used as an adjective to indicate thoroughness or comprehensiveness of an idea.
Ella completa el formulario antes de enviarlo.
She fills out the form before sending it.
Here, 'completa' serves as a verb in the present tense that means 'fills out' or 'completes' referring to the action of finishing a form.

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