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Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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I. complete [Am kəmˈplit, Brit kəmˈpliːt] ADJ
1.1. complete (entire):
complete set/edition
1.2. complete (finished):
2. complete (thorough, absolute):
complete as intensifier
complete as intensifier
II. complete [Am kəmˈplit, Brit kəmˈpliːt] VERB trans
1. complete (finish):
complete building/education
complete building/education
complete sentence
2. complete (make whole):
complete set/collection
3. complete (fill in) form:
complete questionnaire/form
complete questionnaire/form
III. complete [Am kəmˈplit, Brit kəmˈpliːt] VERB intr (in house purchases)
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rematado (rematada)
im PONS Wörterbuch
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I. complete [kəmˈpli:t] VERB trans
1. complete (add what is missing):
2. complete (finish):
3. complete (fill out entirely):
II. complete [kəmˈpli:t] ADJ
to be a complete write-off project, marriage
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I. complete [kəm·ˈplit] VERB trans
1. complete (add what is missing):
2. complete (finish):
3. complete (fill out entirely):
II. complete [kəm·ˈplit] ADJ
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Present
Icomplete
youcomplete
he/she/itcompletes
wecomplete
youcomplete
theycomplete
Past
Icompleted
youcompleted
he/she/itcompleted
wecompleted
youcompleted
theycompleted
Present Perfect
Ihavecompleted
youhavecompleted
he/she/ithascompleted
wehavecompleted
youhavecompleted
theyhavecompleted
Past Perfect
Ihadcompleted
youhadcompleted
he/she/ithadcompleted
wehadcompleted
youhadcompleted
theyhadcompleted
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But it's a good position to be in to be picking between two with a real chance rather than having no ride or being on a no-hoper.
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The baking potato chips are confirmed in their role of class no-hoper.
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The kids on either side are trying to keep as far away from this no-hoper as possible.
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There is only one reason to reject an accomplished singer in favour of a self-deluded no-hoper: because the comedic public humiliation of the worst applicants makes good television.
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To his teachers, this boy was a failure, a no-hoper.
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