Summary
complete {adjective}
completo · compiuta · compiuto · completa · conclusa · concluso · perfetta · perfetto · completata · completato · intero · intera · incondizionato · integrale
to complete {verb}
concludere · terminare · integrare · compiere · completare · finire · ultimare · portare a termine
completo {adjective}
utter · fully-fledged · skilled · accomplished · ultimate · consummate · perfect · profound · utter · absolute · hearty · comprehensive · circumstantial · exhaustive · full-length · unabridged · clear · full · whole · entire · finished · complete · very · good · thorough · outright · step by step · well rounded · well-rounded
English-Italian translation for "complete"
"complete" Italian translation
complete {adjective}
And I want to make it clear, we don't view this as the complete math education.
That brings me to the questions, not that this list is by any means complete.
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The family's relationship with life is more complete, direct and integral.
In the whale it's complete: no fat inside at all, all in blubber outside.
On the contrary, a great deal has been achieved already and the operation is almost complete in some countries.
David Kelley: So here's the final thing, complete with orange lighting that follows the sun across -- that follows the tracks of the sun
This is the second time in just a short while that the intergovernmental method has failed, and this time it had behind it a complete
Although our great European dream is not complete, we have made a good deal of progress.
Yet, despite these manifest advantages, the internal market is not yet complete and still has a large number of weaknesses.
This is the leap we have taken and now we have to complete it by ensuring that we genuinely have a shared destiny and solidarity.
The Government of India has today announced that it has carried out two further tests, which it says complete the planned series.
In our opinion, in order to foil the policy of the fait accompli, the maintenance of complete sectors of production without GMOs must be
We have a complete and correct guideline for this, i. e. a legislative measure.
With the Deprez reports on Europol, we are floundering in complete incoherence.
It is difficult to come to terms with an entity so tiny and complete as an embryo.
Network information security is now coming as a third element to complete the picture.
Yet now you are saying it is not quite complete, because this and that belong in it.
The working time directive will not be complete until these issues have been resolved.
Mr President-in-Office of the Council, your work is not complete, and neither is the term of your Presidency.
The host Member State must complete this procedure within eight months of receiving the application.
This review is not yet complete, and I therefore regret that at present, I am unable to make any detailed comments.
So this cycle is now complete.
Although the work is not yet complete, it has been said that the end is in sight.
Now that the interpretation is complete, please reply to Mr Mulder.
However, EU enlargement will not be complete in 2004.
Because this is a very complex subject, you will appreciate that it has not yet been possible to complete this analysis.
As ex-rapporteur, I can only emphasize that the democratization of the European Union is not yet complete.
Secondly, the dialogue with the financial stakeholders can be conducted in complete transparency and to everyone ’ s satisfaction.
, and that their joy may be complete.
I would like to emphasise in this House the complete convergence of our views with those of Commissioner Verheugen and I must congratulate
I think there is complete agreement between your report and our work, and I would ask you to continue your strong support for our work in
But the simple act of kindness from a complete stranger will unstitch you."
The Youth programme, despite its success, is not ready or complete.
It is impossible for me to give a complete list of such meetings, even though each one deserves to be mentioned.
You know, there's also something called the "Complete Idiot's Guide?" There's a sort of business model around being stupid in some sense.
We have not yet completed our discussion of this subject and I understand your question perfectly, and agree that it is pertinent.
complete {adj.} (also: over, accomplished, finished)
The ratification of the Amsterdam Treaty will hopefully be complete within a few months.
When activation is complete, the service needs to be provisioned.
The phasing-in of zero-sulphur fuels will be complete by 1 January 2009.
When verification is complete, business information changes will show up on Google.
An entry designated Event 4 and with the description "The export has completed" indicates that the directory synchronization is complete.
complete {adj.} (also: over, accomplished, finished)
Parliament will be informed of this consolidation as soon as it is complete.
Yet the transition to an entirely democratic system is not yet complete.
The latter will then begin to be withdrawn until the changeover to the Euro is complete.
I am only 85 percent complete on LinkedIn, and that bothers me.
In other words, once this study is complete, the Commission will issue its opinion as soon as possible.
I therefore ask you to give your opinion on the complete package as soon as possible.
Mary shares our human condition, but in complete openness to the grace of God.
So, on monetary instruments the whole package is now complete.
But if you are going to quote, make sure it is complete.
It will not really be possible to get to grips with the problem as a whole until you have given your verdict on the complete package.
What we demand of the Council is complete transparency in all aspects of the lawmaking process.
At any rate, a working world without one complete day of rest is inhumane.
But over and above complete and unanimous condemnation, this day should also give us pause for thought.
It is my opinion that we should in this case go down this route and complete the legislation in its entirety in one reading.
It will not really be possible to get to grips with the problem as a whole until you have given your verdict on the complete package.
complete {adj.} (also: unreserved, absolute)
The family's relationship with life is more complete, direct and integral.
B. Apostolica Sollicitudo (Complete Text of the Document establishing the Synod of Bishops)
Mr President, I welcome you to your first complete session.
- Complete compensation for regions that will suffer from the so-called statistical effect, such as the Algarve.
It is maintained that some third countries that are signatories to the GPA do not guarantee complete and correct application of that
to complete {verb}
to complete [completed|completed] {vb} (also: to wrap up, to tie up, to bring to an end, to end)
This is not the time to conclude this work, for it is not complete.
The presidency also intends to complete work on the peace and stability charter.
To conclude, consumer information must be complete and accurate.
This leads us to conclude that it is not proven to be necessary to complete the single market.
I believe this is essential if we are to complete Lomé IV and have a post-Lomé period.
to complete [completed|completed] {vb} (also: to finish, to wrap up, to tie up, to bring to an end)
A period of sixty days had been granted to complete the operations, which constitutes a first at the international level.
Convention would complete its work in June 2003.
The Green Paper on commerce was in fact completed at the end of 1996 after almost two years of preparation.
This is why it is necessary for this Intergovernmental Conference to be completed effectively before the end of the year 2000.
It is unacceptable that the Commission completed the construction of a hospital in 1996 and that, as yet, it has been left unused.
to complete [completed|completed] {vb} (also: to assimilate, to incorporate, to expand, to add to)
That is why the elements that have so far been omitted should be incorporated into the report in order to make it complete.
The three proposals for action before you complete the 1993 framework for action in the field of public health.
In order to get the most complete picture of the programme management the competent Commissioners decided to complete the inquiry at the
and it will take twenty years to complete the programme?
Mr President, can I say that this piece of legislation completes our work on crash testing.
to complete [completed|completed] {vb} (also: to create, to work, to perform, to fulfil)
These two countries are now ready to complete the decisive steps that precede accession.
The new directive will have to complete the task of aligning rights, beginning by safeguarding the originality of works.
It takes his family 11 hours to complete the round trip from their home to the prison where he is presently incarcerated.
We have made good progress with the draft directive on the way towards achieving the complete safety of all passengers travelling by air in
Nevertheless, Slovenia gives the impression of realising that it must complete opening-up of the market within the time frames laid down in
to complete [completed|completed] {v.t.} (also: to expand, to add to, to integrate, to finish)
We must complete the internal market on the basis of clear and simple regulations.
After Amsterdam, we need to complete and deepen the internal market more than ever.
This is the point we have discussed today in order to complete our opinion.
If you'd still like to complete the transaction, please place a new order.
We have a good many things to complete that were started by the British.
to complete [completed|completed] {v.t.} (also: to finish, to reach the end, to get over)
We can't stop ourselves from wanting to complete the sentence and fill it in.
It would be rational, however, to impose a complete ban on portable batteries as it is highly likely that they will end up in landfills.
Once the adaptation process has been completed they will be ready to accede.
At this rate, the task will not be completed until the 22nd century.
How long is it since the airport has been completed but not opened?
to complete [completed|completed] {v.t.} (also: to finish)
Could he explain why it has taken so long to complete the building?
We aim to complete the technical preparatory work on the legal framework of the Euro before the end of 1996.
Turning specifically to the Agency's commitments in Macedonia, the situation has improved, and it has been possible to complete 900 houses.
In order to complete the programme and be able to present it, we first need to complete our consultations with Parliament, the social
That exercise is now at a very advanced stage, but has not yet been completed.
to complete [completed|completed] {v.t.} (also: to finish)
First of all, to complete the enlargement of the European Union.
Because of that we have managed to complete the work on time.
In the short term the Commission will complete the work under the Maastricht Treaty.
We must now try to complete the process.
Can it be right that it should take us more than ten years to complete the negotiations for putting a directive in place?
completo {adjective}
Believe me, if we carry out enlargement of Europe with unemployment still hanging over our heads, we will be heading for an utter fiasco.
And I was reminded how utterly wrong I am, so much of the time.
These positions are liberalism in its purest form, and we utterly reject them.
You have been utterly deaf to their requests.
The education system had collapsed utterly.
fully-fledged {adj.} [comp.]
accomplished {adj.}
consummate {adj.}
And we have a much longer way to go when it comes to the idea of restoring perfect hearing.
I likewise know that no complete Finnish version exists, but we are perfectly willing...
All sides have had to make concessions and nobody is perfectly happy with every element of the package as is the nature of a compromise.
These are extremely serious matters, involving high-ranking personalities, but it is all still perfectly concealed, completely outside the scope of the justice system.
The first half of the 20th century was an absolute disaster in human affairs, a cataclysm.
Finally, I would stress that it would be a fine thing if this institution became redundant, because absolute compliance with legislation
And so, if you have that gene, and you see a lot of violence in a certain situation, this is the recipe for disaster, absolute disaster.
We advocate economic isolation and an absolute investment ban by all EU Member States, as proposed several times already by the United
possible without having an absolute super State?
comprehensive {adj.}
The Commission has drawn up a comprehensive list and appended it as an annex.
We must make sure that the reform package is comprehensive and solid.
Each national plan must relate to a comprehensive and coherent framework covering all areas.
The principle of partnership is one which the Commission hopes to make as comprehensive as possible.
A comprehensive framework would help us to respond on a case-by-case basis to each conflict.
circumstantial {adj.}
exhaustive {adj.}
full-length {adj.}
unabridged {adj.}
And I want to make it clear, we don't view this as the complete math education.
The report makes a clear, thorough and critical analysis of the functioning and future of Schengen.
Mr President, the Commission's White Paper is a comprehensible, clear and comprehensive text and has been constructed on firm foundations.
Mr President, I find Mr Colajanni's proposal extremely clear, and it has the full support of the Green group.
clear, coherent and complete.
I will submit a copy of the full text of the joint statement to the Secretariat.
The full list of names will be annexed to the Minutes of today's sitting.
You know that this is a claim which has the full support of the Commission.
Administrators have full control over all sites in a site collection.
A full list of these will be communicated to the honourable Members.
I consider that the whole Commission should attend until the end of this debate.
So, on monetary instruments the whole package is now complete.
We have the whole shebang: oil in the Atlantic and old bangers in the Pas-de-Calais.
And stand firm you certainly will, for you know that the whole serried ranks of this House are behind you.
Only the parts were rejected, and not the whole text.
Enter the entire address, including the part after the '@' sign.
I hope that the entire list can be approved in that way.
We will not have the entire picture until the relevant daughter directives are in place over the next few years.
Our group therefore hopes that the protocol will be rejected, just as the entire committee hoped that it would be rejected.
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And I want to make it clear, we don't view this as the complete math education.
That brings me to the questions, not that this list is by any means complete.
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The family's relationship with life is more complete, direct and integral.
In the whale it's complete: no fat inside at all, all in blubber outside.
It wasn't a very complete T. rex, and it wasn't a very big T. rex, but it was a very special B-rex.
Now the Journal of the National Medical Association gave my memoir a full clinical review, which is very unusual.
Mr President-in-Office, I think that you have clarified the technical aspects of Articles 6 and 7 very fully indeed.
The rapporteur proposes a very comprehensive system of labelling when perfumes and aromas are present in products, even in tiny amounts.
So we stand today with a still fully armed nuclear arsenal among many countries around the world, but a very different set of circumstances.
Although our great European dream is not complete, we have made a good deal of progress.
If we wait until the market has totally collapsed, that will not do anyone any good.
The AI isn't good enough to simulate a full human body.
You can see now, that's a good example: even behaving in an orderly, systematic way can sometimes lead to complete chaos.
The report contains a good proposal on an overall plan of action to double the renewable energy share of the energy consumption.
Mr Van Hecke has had the intellectual honesty to be more thorough in the remarks he has made.
The UN weapons inspectors have been readmitted to Iraq and are doing a professional and thorough job.
The rarity of these diseases does not admit of a proper, thorough approach in any one of our Member States.
The report makes a clear, thorough and critical analysis of the functioning and future of Schengen.
Just a brief thank you because Mr Yiannitsis has already replied in such a thorough manner and we are in complete agreement.
step by step {adj.}
well rounded {adj.}
well-rounded {adj.}
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
Synonyms (Italian) for "completo":
© Thesauro italianocompiuto · finito · integrale · intero · colmo · pieno · tutto occupato · assoluto · illimitato · incondizionato · infinito · perfetto · profondo · totale · unanime · pienone · batteria · coordinato · parure · servizio
Usage examples
Usage examples for "complete" in Italian
Similar words
complaisance · complaisant · complement · complementariness · complementarity · complementary · complementation · complemented · complements · completable · complete · completed · completely · completeness · completion · complex · complex-ridden · complexed · complexion · complexity · compliance
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