No. 6,721 in Spanish
complete
"Complete" in Spanish translates to "complete" in English, meaning having all necessary parts; entire or finished.
In a sentence
El proyecto está completo.
The project is complete.
Here, 'completo' is used as an adjective describing the state of the project, implying that it has been finished or finalized.
Necesito completar mi colección de libros.
I need to complete my book collection.
In this case, 'completar' is a verb expressing the action of making something whole or adding items to finish a set.
La lista de invitados está completamente revisada.
The guest list is completely reviewed.
Here, 'completamente' is an adverb describing the extent to which the guest list has been reviewed, implying thoroughness.
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