No. 10,299 in Spanish
completos
"Completos" means "complete" or "finished" in English.
In a sentence
Los planes están completos.
The plans are complete.
The word 'completos' is used here as an adjective describing the state of the plans, indicating they are finished or have all the necessary parts.
Los trajes de baño completos son ideales para nadar.
Full swimsuits are ideal for swimming.
Here, 'completos' qualifies 'trajes de baño' (swimsuits), indicating they cover the whole body instead of being two-piece swimsuits.
Tenemos completos los requisitos para poder ingresar.
We have all the requirements completed to be able to enter.
In this sentence, 'completos' is used as an adjective indicating that all necessary requirements are fulfilled.
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