Completeness

Definition

complete /kǝm'pli:t/ adj ၁။ (က) ျပည့္စံုေသာ။ အစံု။ တစ္ခုလံုး။ a complete set/collection/holiday package ❍ a complete dinner service ❍ a complete edition of Shakespeare's works (ie one that includes all of them). (ခ) ~ with sth (ပစၥည္း)အစံုအလင္ပါေသာ။ a radio complete with a carrying case ❍ It comes complete with all fittings. ❍ ( joc ) a stage pirate complete with eye patch and cutlass. ၂။ ၿပီးဆံုး[ေသာ]။ လက္စသတ္ [ေသာ]။ When will the building work be complete? ၃။ လံုးလံုးလ်ားလ်ား။ လံုးဝ။ သက္သက္။ a complete stranger/idiot/nonentity ❍ a complete ban on tobacco advertising ❍ It came as a complete surprise to me. v ၁။ (က) (often passive) အၿပီးသတ္သည္။ လက္စသတ္ သည္။ 15 students have completed the course. ❍ When will the railway be completed? (ခ) ျပည့္စံုေစသည္။ စံု လင္သည္။ I only need one volume to complete my set of Dickens's novels. ❍ ( fig ) A few words of praise from her would have completed his happiness. ၂။ ( sometimes fml ) (ပံုစံစသည္)ျဖည့္သည္။ Complete your application in ink. ❍ a completed questionnaire. ❏ completely adv လံုးလံုး။ လံုးဝ။ အလွ်င္း။ completely innocent/happy ❍ We were completely and utterly lost. ❏ completeness n [U] ျပည့္စံုျခင္း။ For (the sake of) completeness I have included everyone's addresses.

Examples

1. He’s a complete idiot!
2. She’s the complete opposite to me.
3. There had been a complete breakdown of trust and confidence.
4. [complete and utter] : It was a complete and utter waste.
5. The library is fortunate to have an almost complete set of these publications.
6. The system needs a complete overhaul.
7. Our family just wouldn’t feel complete without our dog.
8. When the chart is complete
9. stick it on the wall.
10. A similar project for the Stirling area is almost complete.