completa

/komˈpleta/, [kõmˈple.t̪a]

complete

Adjective completa

Verb completa

Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) present indicative form of completar.
Informal second-person singular (tú) affirmative imperative form of completar.

Examples

Yo recomiendo una revisión completa para tu esposo.

I recommend a thorough checkup for your husband.

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Yo sé la historia completa.

I know the whole story.

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¿Cuál es más completa, la primera edición o la segunda?

Which is more complete, the first edition or the second?

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Tenías que haberme contado la historia completa.

You should have told me the whole story.

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Completa la frase.

Complete the sentence.

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Dos de tarifa completa y tres de reducida para Londres, por favor.

Two and three halves to London, please.

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Ya está completa la dotación del buque.

The ship's crew is now complete.

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Le conté a Mary la historia completa.

I told Mary the whole story.

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Él le contó a Mary la historia completa.

He told Mary the whole story.

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Me tenías que haber contado la historia completa.

You had better tell me the whole story.

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