No. 10,298 in Spanish

completas

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

In a sentence

Las tareas están completas.
The assignments are complete.
In this sentence, 'completas' is used as an adjective describing 'tareas,' meaning that the tasks or assignments have been finished or fulfilled.
Ellos completaron las pruebas completas.
They completed the complete tests.
Here, 'completas' qualifies 'pruebas' (tests), indicating that the tests are comprehensive or entire. It emphasizes the completeness of the entity.
Se requiere información completa.
Complete information is required.
In this example, 'completa' is used in singular form describing 'información,' referring to information that is thorough or full-fledged.

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