Summary
complete {adjective}
complet · entier
to complete {verb}
compléter · accomplir · achever · parachever · compléter
English-French translation for "complete"
"complete" French translation
complete {adjective}
The Programme of Action is a good start, but it is neither perfect nor complete.
General and complete disarmament: preventing the risk of radiological terrorism
General and complete disarmament: prohibition of the dumping of radioactive wastes
General and complete disarmament: relationship between disarmament and development
Bangladesh's support for general and complete disarmament is total and unswerving.
Testing on a complete vehicle of the useful cooling capacity
5.1.1.2. substitution of a part or the complete system after guaranteed lifetime,
But if you are going to quote, make sure it is complete.
Testing may be carried out on a complete equipment or by using the appropriate number of calorimeters.
Control of the operation of a complete new multi-compartment / multi-temperature equipment
to complete {verb}
to complete [completed|completed] {vb} (also: to add to, to complement, to fill, to supplement)
When debate resumes he will have two minutes left in which to complete his remarks.
Please complete the following short questionnaire and return it to the secretariat.
The issue of mine clearance, which is its corollary, should complete the analysis.
Complete definition of E 40 as follows: Ostrava- Mosty u Jablunkova-Čadca-Zilina
To complete the geopolitical framework, considering the countries of the Caucasus too.
to complete [completed|completed] {vb} (also: to accomplish, to achieve, to carry out, to pull off)
The Programme must now complete that network by incorporating Nigeria.
In that case, it would still need to complete the rest of the process.
We have been directed to do a job, and that job is not yet complete.
(i) Satisfactorily complete the probationary period provided for by the Act;
We should spare no effort to ensure that UNAMID is able to complete its mission.
to complete [completed|completed] {vb} (also: to conclude, to make an end, to finish off, to finish)
This enables most of the students to complete the master's program in three years.
We must complete the internal market on the basis of clear and simple regulations.
The letter relates directly to the ability of the Tribunal to complete its work.
Ensure children will be able to complete a full course of primary schooling.
IAEA is required to complete its evaluation of each application within 10 days.
to complete [completed|completed] {v.t.}
It expects to complete integration between the Andean Community and MERCOSUR in 2007.
I ask Parliament to make haste so that we might complete the process.
Brazil was expediting its ratification procedures, which it hoped to complete at an early date.
They stated their intention to complete phase III of the Conference inside Somalia.
To complete the task, Bolivia needs support on two levels.
to complete [completed|completed] {v.t.} [aviat.]
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "complete":
© Princeton Universityconcluded · ended · over(p) · all over · terminated · consummate · accomplished · finish · fill out · fill in · make out · nail · dispatch · discharge
Usage examples
Usage examples for "complete" in French
Similar words
complacently · complainant · complainer · complaining · complaint · complaints · complement · complementarity · complementary · complet · complete · completed · completely · completeness · completion · complex · complexion · complexity · compliance · compliancy · compliant
In the English-French dictionary you will find more translations.