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Having all parts or elements; not missing anything; complete and intact.
这个数据库包含完整的用户信息。
This database contains complete user information.
我们需要一份完整的报告。
We need a complete report.
Often used to describe something that is not damaged, missing parts, or lacking in any way.
In formal writing, '完整' is often used to describe documents, systems, or objects that are fully intact and functional.
While '完整' is neutral, '完美' (perfect) carries a stronger, more subjective connotation.
From 完 (wán, complete) + 整 (zhěng, intact, orderly). The term emphasizes the absence of any missing or damaged parts.
Often used in formal contexts to describe documents, systems, or objects that are fully intact and functional. Can also describe abstract concepts like ideas or plans.