Kompletavimas

Kompletavimas is a Lithuanian term that broadly refers to the act of completing, furnishing, or equipping something. Its specific meaning can vary depending on the context, but it generally implies bringing a project, task, or object to a state of fullness or readiness.

In the realm of construction and renovation, kompletavimas often signifies the finishing stages. This can include installing fixtures, completing interior details, or supplying all necessary components to make a building or room fully functional and aesthetically pleasing. For example, the kompletavimas of an apartment might involve fitting the kitchen, tiling the bathroom, and painting the walls.

In a more general sense, kompletavimas can be used for assembling a set of items or fulfilling a requirement. If a task requires a specific list of actions or materials, completing those items would be referred to as kompletavimas. Similarly, a company might refer to the kompletavimas of an order, meaning they have gathered all the items to fulfill a customer's request. It emphasizes the process of bringing together all necessary parts or completing all required steps to achieve a final, whole state.