Translation
to conclude
Word origin
From Latin concludere, built from con- ('together') and claudere ('to shut'), so to close an argument up.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- concludere
- English cognates
- conclude, include, close
Examples
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From his words I concluded that he would not come.
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We cannot conclude anything from so few facts.
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What do you conclude from that?
is reasoning to a conclusion, not merely stopping: use when a meeting simply ends. You draw the inference the evidence, and the conclusion itself is a konkludo.
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