completist
noun [ C ] uk/kəmˈpliː.tɪst/ us/kəmˈpliː.t̬ɪst/
（致力于将某类别所有东西都收集完整的）完整主义者，求全主义者
a person who is extremely interested in a particular subject and who wants to collect or experience as many things as possible connected with it, so that his or her collection or experience is complete
You don't necessarily need these new releases unless you are a completist who has to have everything Hendrix ever produced. 你不一定需要这些新唱片，除非你是一个求全主义者，一定要收集亨德里克斯所有的作品。
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- Box sets are made for the completist, not the critic.
- Unless you are a completist when it comes to the works of J. R. R. Tolkien, you don't need "The Children of Hurin".
- The film likely will appeal to the type of completist who covets alternative takes of previously released songs or collections of obscure B-sides.
- I'm a manic completist, so with authors I like I read everything they've written.
completist
adjective uk/kəmˈpliː.tɪst/ us/kəmˈpliː.t̬ɪst/
（致力于将某类别所有东西都收集完整的）完整主义的，求全主义的
wanting to collect or experience as many things as possible connected with a particular subject or interest, so that your collection or experience is complete
Not many people are as completist about their hobby as he is. 对于自己的爱好，没有太多人会像他一样求全。
He is subject to a completist urge, believing that if you accumulate enough bits of information they will all connect. 他有一种求全主义的冲动，认为如果积累足够多的信息片段，这些片段就会自然连接起来。
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- He tries to make his 'zine look as dense and completist as possible.
- The band make sure each show is unique, which has triggered completist tendencies in their fans.
- As with any "completist" markets (those driven by a collector's desire to fill gaps), prices are determined by rarity and condition.