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Use the idiom tag for questions which a dictionary cannot answer about set phrases with unusual meanings that can't be properly understood just from the separate words in them.
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How do native speakers say 'I have completed all the missions/levels in the game'?
Informally, people would often just say "Have you completed it?" e.g.
-Hey, Mike, have you played BioShock Infinite?
-Yes, it's my favorite game.
-Have you completed it?
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