See Also: complete 1, adjective(dictionary)
Kuwait travel(tourism)
Kuwait travel agency(tourism)
Kuwait travel agent(tourism)
Kuwait travel insurance(tourism)
Kuwait travel guide(tourism)
Travel tourism(tourism)
Tourism travel(tourism)
Kuwait City travel agency(tourism)
Kuwait City travel guide(tourism)

Kuwait travel insurance (tourism) and complete 1, adjective (oh)


Kuwait travel insurance (tourism)


A Travel insurance policy specifically designed for travellers to Kuwait providing coverage of their Travel risks.





complete 1, adjective (oh)



[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Old French; Origin: complet, from Latin, past participle of complere 'to fill up', from com- ( COM-) + plere 'to fill']
[usually before noun] used to emphasize that a quality or situation is as great as it could possibly be
-synonym total total
::The police were in complete control of the situation.
::Their engagement came as a complete surprise to me.
::This is a complete waste of time .
a complete fool/idiot etc
::Meg realized she'd been a complete fool.
::a complete stranger
::The darkness was almost complete.
including all parts, details, facts etc and with nothing missing
-synonym whole whole
-opposite incomplete incomplete
::a complete set of china
::The list below is not complete.
:: the complete works of Shakespeare (=a book, CD etc containing everything Shakespeare wrote)
[not before noun] finished
-opposite incomplete incomplete
::Work on the new building is nearly complete.
complete with sth
having particular equipment or features
::The house comes complete with swimming pool and sauna.
-- completeness n [U]
::For the sake of completeness I should mention one further argument.