完备
含义
Complete; comprehensive; fully equipped; leaving nothing out. Describes a system, set, or preparation that is thorough and leaves no gaps.
More formal and technical than 完整 (which emphasises wholeness/integrity) or 齐全 (which emphasises having all the necessary items). 完备 implies not just that nothing is missing, but that the structure is rigorous and well-designed. Common in legal, administrative, and academic writing. Often collocates with 体系 (system), 机制 (mechanism), and 制度 (institution).
例句
- 该国的法律体系尚不完备,在知识产权保护方面仍存在明显漏洞。
- 实验室的设备相当完备,足以支撑这类高精度的科学研究工作。
- 一套完备的应急预案应当涵盖从事前防范到事后恢复的全过程。
用法指南
语境: legal, academic, administrative, technical
语气: evaluative
正确说法
- 这套监管机制已相当完备,能有效防止此类风险的发生。(This regulatory mechanism is now quite comprehensive and can effectively prevent such risks from arising.)
- 在正式提交方案之前,我们需要确保论证材料完备无缺。(Before formally submitting the proposal, we need to ensure that all supporting materials are complete and without gaps.)
错误说法
- 把完备和完美混用 (完备 = nothing is missing, fully comprehensive; 完美 = flawless, perfect — a system can be 完备 without being 完美)
起源与历史
Compound of 完 (complete, whole) + 备 (prepared, equipped, to provide for). Together they mean 'completely provided for' — lacking nothing and fully ready. 备 carries a strong sense of systematic preparation and provision.
文化背景
世代: All ages
社会背景: Educated/professional
相关短语
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