/kəmˈpliːtɪd ˈsɛntəns/ – Phrase
Definition: bản án đã chấp hành xong, hình phạt đã chấp hành xong.
A more thorough explanation: In legal terms, a “completed sentence” refers to a punishment or penalty imposed by a court that has been fully served or carried out by the individual who was convicted of a crime. This typically includes any time served in prison, probation, community service, or other requirements specified by the court as part of the sentencing. Once a sentence is completed, the individual is considered to have fulfilled their legal obligations and may be eligible for certain rights or privileges that were restricted during the period of the sentence.
Example: After serving ten years in prison and completing his probation, John’s sentence was considered completed.