“To complete” in Japanese
Short answer
To complete in Japanese is “修める” (osameru). Full meaning: to study, to complete (a course), to cultivate, to master; to order (one's life); to repair (a fault one has committed).
Other ways to say “To complete” in Japanese
修する
shuusuru to study, to complete (a course), to cultivate, to master; to fix, to correct, to repair; to conduct (a Buddhist service)
了する
ryousuru to finish, to complete; to understand
仕上げる
shiageru to finish up, to complete, to finish off, to get through, to polish off
作り上げる
tsukuriageru to build up, to complete, to construct, to create, to put together; to make up, to fabricate, to invent, to cook up
書き上げる
kakiageru to finish writing, to complete; to write down (e.g. a list), to write out
成し遂げる
nashitogeru to accomplish, to achieve, to complete, to carry out, to carry through
揃える
soroeru to collect, to gather, to get together, to complete (a collection); to arrange, to put in order, to prepare, to get ready; to make uniform, to make even, to match
やり終える
yarioeru to complete, to finish, to be done with
終わる
owaru to end, to come to an end, to finish, to close, to be over; to finish, to complete, to conclude; to finish doing
しあげる
shiageru to finish up, to complete, to finish off, to get through, to polish off
書上げる
kakiageru to finish writing, to complete; to write down (e.g. a list), to write out
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