Complete means to make something reach a state of fullness that none of its parts are missing.

complete can convey some sense of achievement. It has the extra finishing perfectly meaning. It means you might see completed in more formal contexts.

Complete強調的是圓滿的完成了一項工作。強調的是此任務順利結束并且不會返工。隐含有此任務的完成是個大成就。

Finish means to make something reach its end or to end something. It doesn't care it's good, and just tell its status.

Sum it up, "finish" has far more definitions and uses than "complete". Anywhere "complete" is used, we can also use "finish" (less formal sometimes), but not the vice versa. When we complete something, it comes to an end (it finishes). But, when we finish something, it does not necessarily complete.

Finish隻是說做完了一個事，強調的是事情狀态的變化，但不強調事情的結果是否符合驗收标準。

總體來說，finish适用範圍比complete廣泛，任何使用complete的地方，都可以使用finish。但反過來卻不行。因為complete強調的是圓滿順利的完成(finish)了一個任務。

In addition, you cannot "complete" something that does not "support being complete". for instance, we can say "finish" one day, but cannot say "complete" one day.

Homework is not really a major achievement, so "finished" more often in casual conversation. Two examples:

“Did you finish your homework?”

"He finished his homework." (it means he simply ended it, did enough to consider it finished, but no one knows it meets standard)

每天的家庭作業并不是一個大的成就，并且，finish不強調結果是否正确，所以finish适用于此類場景。

"He completed his homework." (it means he ended it correctly, totally, successfully)

如果強調家庭作業完成的很好，很圓滿，則也可以使用complete。

But such as a paper on education, or a course syllabus is a major achievement, so "complete" more often in this way:

"Students must complete six homework assignments during the semester."

但通常把論文、教育經曆或者課程教學大綱等等需要付出大量精力的事情看作一個大的成就，因此，使用complete強調順利畢業。

英語單詞complete與finish的區别

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