“To do completely” in Japanese
Short answer
To do completely in Japanese is “ちゃう” (chau). Full meaning: to do completely; to do accidentally, to do without meaning to, to happen to do; no, that's wrong, it's not like that.
Other ways to say “To do completely” in Japanese
ちまう
chimau to do completely; to do accidentally, to do without meaning to, to happen to do
まう
mau to finish ..., to do ... completely
ちっ
chi to do completely; to do accidentally, to do without meaning to, to happen to do; no, that's wrong, it's not like that
チャウ
chau to do completely; to do accidentally, to do without meaning to, to happen to do; no, that's wrong, it's not like that
ちゃっ
cha to do completely; to do accidentally, to do without meaning to, to happen to do; no, that's wrong, it's not like that
じゃっ
ja to do completely; to do accidentally, to do without meaning to, to happen to do; no, that's wrong, it's not like that
チヤウ
chiyau to do completely; to do accidentally, to do without meaning to, to happen to do; no, that's wrong, it's not like that
じまっ
jima to do completely; to do accidentally, to do without meaning to, to happen to do
じゃう
jau to do completely; to do accidentally, to do without meaning to, to happen to do; no, that's wrong, it's not like that
果たす
hatasu to accomplish, to achieve, to carry out, to fulfill, to fulfil, to realize, to execute, to perform, to do; to do ... completely, to do ... entirely
じまい
jimai to do completely; to do accidentally, to do without meaning to, to happen to do
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