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completer

UK
/kəmˈpliːtə/
US
/kəmˈplitər/

Translations

completernoun
completers
pl
UK
/kəmˈpliːtə/
US
/kəmˈpliːtər/
compléteurRare, surtout dans un registre technique.
The final piece of the puzzle was the completer of the entire picture.
La dernière pièce du puzzle était le compléteur de l’ensemble du tableau.
finissantAu sens d’étudiant qui termine un cursus ; courant surtout au Canada.
As a completer of the program, she received her diploma at the graduation ceremony.
En tant que finissante du programme, elle a reçu son diplôme lors de la cérémonie de remise des diplômes.
Synonyms
finisher
executor
achiever
finalizer
concluder
completeradjective
more completer
Comp.
most completer
Super.
UK
/kəmˈpliːtə/
US
/kəmˈplitər/
Used attributively to qualify another noun with the sense of ‘serving to complete’.
complétifSoutenu, rare ; au sens de « qui sert à compléter ».
The set includes a completer plate that matches the dinnerware pattern.
L’ensemble comprend une assiette complétive qui s’accorde avec le motif de la vaisselle.
Synonyms
fuller
more complete
more thorough
more comprehensive
more exhaustive
more finished
more perfect
more developed
completeadjective

completer

Comp.

completer
Comp.
completest
Super.
UK
/kəmˈpliːt/
US
/kəmˈplit/
terminéPour l’idée de quelque chose qui est fini, achevé.
The project is complete and ready for submission.
Le projet est terminé et prêt à être soumis.
completSens général : qui a toutes les parties nécessaires; intégral, entier.
The puzzle is complete with all its pieces in place.
Le puzzle est complet avec toutes ses pièces en place.
Additional translations
completSens technique : mathématiques, botanique.
totalSens intensif : absolu, entier; souvent avec des abstractions.
Synonyms
whole
unqualified
perfect
absolute
finished
total
full
entire
Antonyms
incomplete

Definitions

completernoun
A person or thing that completes something.
The final piece of the puzzle was the completer of the entire picture.
A student who finishes a course of study.
As a completer of the program, she received her diploma at the graduation ceremony.
completeradjective
Serving to complete or relating to completion; designating something that completes another thing.
The set includes a completer plate that matches the dinnerware pattern.
completeadjective
Having all necessary or appropriate parts; entire.
The puzzle is complete with all its pieces in place.
Finished; having reached a state in which there is nothing missing or left to be done.
The project is complete and ready for submission.
Thorough; including all or nearly all elements or aspects.
She gave a complete account of the events that transpired.
Absolute; total.
He felt a complete sense of relief after hearing the good news.
Mathematics: (of a metric space, lattice, graph, etc.) containing all elements required by a given property; in which every Cauchy sequence converges or every pair of vertices is connected, as appropriate.
The set of real numbers is complete under the usual metric.
Botany: (of a flower) Having all the normal whorls, especially both stamens and pistils.
A complete flower possesses both male and female reproductive structures.
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