Complètent

"Complètent" is a French verb that means "to complete" or "to finish." It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb "compléter," which is derived from the Latin word "completus," meaning "complete." The verb "compléter" is used to describe the action of making something whole or finished, or adding elements to make something more complete.

In its present tense, "complètent" is used to indicate that multiple subjects are currently in the process of completing or finishing something. For example, "Les étudiants complètent leurs devoirs" translates to "The students are completing their homework." In the past tense, the verb "compléter" becomes "complétèrent," indicating that the action was completed in the past.

The verb "compléter" is often used in various contexts, such as in education, where students complete assignments, or in construction, where workers complete a building. It can also be used metaphorically to describe the completion of a task or project.

The conjugation of "compléter" follows regular French verb conjugation rules. The present tense forms are "je complète," "tu complètes," "il/elle/on complète," "nous complétons," "vous complétez," and "ils/elles complètent." The past tense forms are "j'ai complété," "tu as complété," "il/elle/on a complété," "nous avons complété," "vous avez complété," and "ils/elles ont complété."