Word adjective · verb
completed
adj. · v.
US /kəmˈpɫitəd/ UK /kəmplˈiːtɪd/ com·plet·ed
Definition
- 01 A2 Elementary
adj.finished or having all the necessary parts.
adj.having come to an end or containing all required elements. Often used as a predicative adjective.
Simple“Once your application is completed, please send it to our office.”
In context“The project was finally completed after months of delays, much to the relief of the local residents who had been inconvenienced by the construction.”
Antonyms - 02 A2 Elementary
v.the past tense of 'complete', meaning you finished something in the past.
v.the simple past and past participle form of the transitive verb 'complete'.
Simple“She completed the marathon in under four hours last year.”
In context“The legal team completed the discovery phase of the trial well ahead of the court-mandated deadline.”
Usage completed form
This entry
Level A2 · Elementary
Frequency Common
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