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完了 (かんりょう, kanryou) Japanese meaning: completion | Kotomora
Common word› JLPT N3 › Freq. Frequency Top 2,000 Conjugation 完了する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 完かん 了りょう する 完かん 了りょう しない Polite 完かん 了りょう します 完かん 了りょう しません Past polite 完かん 了りょう しました 完かん 了りょう しませんでした Past 完かん 了りょう した 完かん 了りょう しなかった Te-form 完かん 了りょう して 完かん 了りょう しないで Desire 完かん 了りょう したい 完かん 了りょう したくない Potential 完かん 了りょう できる 完かん 了りょう できない Passive 完かん 了りょう される 完かん 了りょう されない Causative 完かん 了りょう させる 完かん 了りょう させない Causative passive 完かん 了りょう させられる 完かん 了りょう させられない Volitional 完かん 了りょう しよう Polite volitional 完かん 了りょう しましょう Imperative 完かん 了りょう しろ 完かん 了りょう するな Conditional 完かん 了りょう すれば 完かん 了りょう しなければ Tara conditional 完かん 了りょう したら 完かん 了りょう しなかったら
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了りょう
する
予よ
定てい
です
。
The construction is scheduled to be completed next month.
I will contact you once the procedure is completed.
Usage patterns 〈 事こと 〉 が 完かん 了りょう する for a task or process to be completed
The construction is scheduled to be completed next month.
〈 事こと 〉 を 完かん 了りょう する to complete a task or procedure
He completed the project on schedule.
〈 事こと 〉 の 完かん 了りょう the completion of something (as a noun phrase)
Please confirm the completion of the procedure.
Kanji 完 perfect, completion, end Transitive / intransitive 完了 itself can be used both transitively and intransitively as a suru-verb: intransitively in 作業が完了する (the task is completed) and transitively in 作業を完了する (to complete the task).
Related words· 11 終了 is used broadly for events, broadcasts, or operations ending, while 完了 emphasizes that a task or process has been fully carried out.
完成 refers to the completion of a tangible creation like a building or artwork, whereas 完了 is used for actions, procedures, or abstract processes.
完結 is used for the ending of a story, series, or narrative, while 完了 is used more generally for finishing a task or procedure.
完了 is a more formal, often technical word for 'completion', while 済み is the everyday suffix attached to nouns like 確認済み to show something has already been done.
Show 7 more 完了 simply means completion, whereas 完遂 adds a nuance of determination and overcoming obstacles to finish.
完了 emphasizes that a task or process has been fully completed, whereas 了 is a shorter, more literary way of marking the same endpoint.
完了 is the free-standing noun/verb meaning 'completion', while 完 is the bound suffix used inside compounds like 工事完了.
完了 is a general word for finishing any task or process, whereas 修了 is used specifically for finishing a course of study.
Opposites 未完 means 'unfinished' or 'incomplete', the direct opposite of 完了's sense of a task being fully completed.
完了 means the completion of a task, the opposite end-point from 着手, which marks its beginning.
Don't confuse with 完全 is an adjective meaning 'complete/perfect' describing a state, while 完了 is a noun/verb describing the act or moment of finishing something.
完了 means a task or action has been completed, whereas 満了 specifically means a fixed time period (like a contract or term) has run out.
Etymology Sino-Japanese compound of 完 (complete) and 了 (finish). The kanji combination directly conveys the meaning of bringing something to an end.
完了 is a formal term for a task or process being fully finished, whereas 仕上げ focuses specifically on the careful final steps that bring something to that finished state.
完了する is a formal, often business or technical term for a process reaching completion, while 終える is a more general, everyday verb.
完了 focuses on a task or action being fully completed, whereas 終結 refers to the ending of an ongoing situation or state.
