The research team needed a complete set of data from all twelve observation stations before drawing any conclusions.
研究团队在得出结论之前，需要来自全部十二个观测站的完整数据。
A psychologist claims that people are more likely to complete a long survey when they are shown a progress bar indicating how much of the survey remains, compared with when no progress indicator is shown.
From a Command of Evidence: Textual question · Information and Ideas
A study found that customers who browsed a clothing retailer's app using a smaller phone screen spent less time viewing each product page but ultimately completed purchases at a similar rate to customers browsing on larger screens, even though both groups saw the same product catalog and pricing.
From a Inferences question · Information and Ideas
- Several crows completed the multi-step sequence correctly on their first attempt, without observing any demonstration.
From a Rhetorical Synthesis question · Expression of Ideas
Which choice best defines “complete”?
D — Having all parts; v. to finish. “complete” means having all parts; v. to finish.
Which word means “having all parts; v. to finish”?
B — complete. “complete” means having all parts; v. to finish.
complete — having all parts; v. to finish. In Chinese: 完整的；完成.
complete is pronounced /kəmˈpliːt/.
The research team needed a complete set of data from all twelve observation stations before drawing any conclusions. (研究团队在得出结论之前，需要来自全部十二个观测站的完整数据。)
entire, whole, full — all close in meaning to complete (having all parts; v. to finish).
partial, incomplete — each the opposite of complete (having all parts; v. to finish).
Yes. complete is on the SAT Prep Basic list — the everyday academic words the SAT assumes you already have. The Digital SAT does not test vocabulary in isolation; words like this one are tested through Words in Context questions, where you choose the word that completes a passage most logically and precisely.