Italian - English (British) translations for "completo"
"completo" Italian translation
Translation
full
Definition
The Italian adjective completo means complete or full in English.
Part of speech
adjective
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: full, complete
Ho mangiato un pasto completo.
I ate a full meal.
Meaning: comprehensive, thorough
Ho fatto una ricerca completa sul tema.
I did a comprehensive research on the topic.
Meaning: whole, entire
Ho letto il libro completo in un giorno.
I read the entire book in one day.
Meaning: complex, complicated
Il problema è molto completo da risolvere.
The problem is very complex to solve.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: Ho un completo nuovo.
I have a new suit.
A2: Il pranzo era completo di antipasto, primo e secondo piatto.
The lunch was complete with appetizer, first course and second course.
A2: Questo libro è completo di immagini.
This book is complete with images.
B1: Ho completato il progetto ieri.
I completed the project yesterday.
B2: L'atleta ha completato la gara in meno di due ore.
The athlete completed the race in less than two hours.
B2: La squadra ha completato la stagione con una vittoria importante.
The team completed the season with an important victory.
C1: Siamo riusciti a completare l'intera procedura in tempi record.
We managed to complete the entire procedure in record time.
C1: Il dipinto è stato completato nel 1600 da un artista sconosciuto.
The painting was completed in 1600 by an unknown artist.
C2: La mia conoscenza della lingua italiana è completa e approfondita.
My knowledge of the Italian language is complete and thorough.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.The word completo is derived from the Latin word completus, which means filled up or made full. In Italian, it is used to describe something that is whole, entire, or lacking nothing. It can be used to describe a variety of things, such as a meal that includes all courses, a set of tools that contains every necessary item, or a person who possesses all necessary qualities.
In addition to its literal meaning, completo can also be used figuratively to describe something that is thorough or comprehensive. For example, a report that covers all aspects of a topic could be described as completo. Similarly, a person who has a complete understanding of a subject could be said to have a conoscenza completa (complete knowledge) of it.
Overall, completo is a versatile adjective that can be used in many different contexts. Whether you are describing a physical object or an abstract concept, completo can help you convey the idea that something is whole, full, and lacking nothing.