The state of having finished all required tasks or actions, leaving nothing more to be done, often indicating readiness or preparedness for the next step.
A grammatical term indicating that an action or event has been completed at a certain point in time, reflecting either the existence of the result of that action or the ongoing relevance of a previously completed state.
A condition in which all components of a project or process have been finalized, denoting total fulfillment of requirements and the termination of effort on that matter.
Example:
屋根が破損した家は今では修理が完了している。
完了した後の状態や時間を指し、何かが終わった後の事柄や状況に関連する。
ある作業や活動が終わった後に発生する出来事やプロセスを示す。
特定のタスクや目標が達成された後の次のステップや動作を考慮する際に使用される表現。
A grammatical mood used to express hypothetical situations or actions that could have occurred in the past but did not, often accompanied by an indication of regret or speculation about different outcomes.
A verb form that combines the past perfect tense with a subjunctive sense, utilized in conditional statements to discuss unreal past scenarios.
A linguistic construction used to convey actions or events that were previously considered possible but ultimately did not take place, focusing on their implications for the present or future.
A grammatical form used to indicate that an action has been completed or a state has been achieved, often in relation to the present or past.
A tense that describes experiences or actions that have relevance to the current context, typically showing that the results are still applicable or significant.
A construction that highlights the completion of an action in a way that contrasts it with ongoing or future actions, emphasizing the finished aspect of the verb.
The state of having finished all necessary tasks or actions to the point where no further work is required, indicating that something is fully concluded or achieved.
A grammatical expression indicating that an action has been completed at a specific moment, highlighting either its termination or the ongoing influence of that completed action.