completo
/komˈpleto/Having all necessary parts or elements; whole; entire.
El menú incluye un plato completo con sopa, ensalada y postre.
The menu includes a complete meal with soup, salad, and dessert.
Necesito un informe completo antes de tomar una decisión.
I need a complete report before making a decision.
Often used to describe something that is finished or has all required components.
In sports, a full match or game (e.g., a 'partido completo' in soccer).
El jugador completó el partido a pesar de la lesión.
The player completed the match despite the injury.
In this context, it refers to playing the entire duration of a game.
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💡Pro Tip
Common Usage
'Completo' is often used to describe something that is finished or has all necessary parts.
⚡Gold Rule
Avoid Overuse
While 'completo' is versatile, avoid using it redundantly (e.g., 'completamente completo').
📖Word Origin
From Latin 'completus', past participle of 'complere' (to fill up).
📝Usage Notes
In Spanish, 'completo' can also refer to a type of hot dog in some Latin American countries, but this is a regional usage.