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conclude

/kənˈkluːd/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant terminer ou achever quelque chose, parvenir à une décision ou à un jugement définitif, ou aboutir à un résultat logique.

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/kənˈkluːd/B2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant terminer ou achever quelque chose, parvenir à une décision ou à un jugement définitif, ou aboutir à un résultat logique.

A verb meaning to bring something to an end, reach a final decision or judgment, or arrive at a logical result.

  1. Finish or endB1formal

    To bring something to an end; to finish.

    frTerminer, mettre fin à

    • The meeting concluded at 5 PM.
    • She concluded her speech with a thank you.
    • The festival concluded with a fireworks display.

    Synonymesceaseclosecompleteendfinishterminatewind upwrap up

    Antonymesbegincommenceinitiatestart

  2. Decide or deduceB1formal

    To reach a decision or form an opinion after considering information.

    frconclure, déduire

    • From the evidence, the detective concluded that it was an accident.
    • I concluded that he was not telling the truth.
    • Scientists concluded that the experiment was a success.

    Synonymesassumedecidededucedeterminegatherinferjudgereasonreckonsurmise

    Antonymesdisbelievedoubtmisjudgequestion

  3. B2formal

    To formally arrange or settle something, such as an agreement.

    frConclure (un accord)

    • The two countries concluded a peace treaty.
    • They concluded a business deal after long negotiations.
    • The contract was concluded last week.

    Synonymesarrangeclinchcloseconsummateexecutenegotiatesettle

Formes
  • concluded past participle
  • concluded past simple
  • concluding present participle
  • concludes third person singular
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