incompleto (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of speech:

Noun/Adjective

Phonetic transcription:

/in.komˈple.to/

How the word is used:

"Incompleto" is a common word in Spanish used both in spoken and written contexts. It is frequently used to describe something that is not complete or finished. It can be used in general conversations, in professional settings, and in various fields like economics, law, and medicine.

Example sentences:

1. Este rompecabezas está incompleto. (This puzzle is incomplete.)
2. Su explicación es insuficiente e incompleta. (His explanation is insufficient and incomplete.)

Idiomatic expressions:

1. Dejar algo incompleto (To leave something incomplete)
2. No puedo creer que dejara el proyecto incompleto. (I can't believe he left the project unfinished.)
3. Sentirse incompleto (To feel incomplete)
4. Después de la ruptura, se siente incompleto. (After the breakup, he feels incomplete.)
5. Trabajo incompleto (Unfinished work)
6. El reporte fue entregado con trabajo incompleto. (The report was submitted with unfinished work.)

Etymology:

The word "incompleto" comes from the Latin word "incompletus," which means "incomplete" or "unfinished."

Synonyms and Antonyms:

• Synonyms: insuficiente, falto, parcial
• Antonyms: completo, acabado, terminado