Que tiene todas sus partes, sin que falte nada.
Having all its parts, with nothing missing.
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La colección vuelve a estar completa. — The set is complete again.
Terminaron el puente en mayo. — They completed the bridge in May.
¿Tienes la lista completa de nombres? — Do you have the complete list of names?
¿Puedes terminar el dibujo para el viernes? — Can you complete the drawing by Friday?
El informe no está completo sin las cifras. — The report isn't complete without the numbers.
Contrataron a más obreros para terminar la carretera a tiempo. — They hired more workers to complete the road on time.
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