conclude

Everyday

1. To conclude is to decide that something is true after thinking about the facts. tree →
2. To conclude is to end something, or to come to an end. tree →
3. To conclude an agreement is to arrange it finally. tree →

In the lessons

In science lessons, after an experiment you conclude what the results show; a «conclusion» is the last part of a report. In maths, you conclude an answer from the given facts. In stories and speeches, «To conclude...» starts the final part. Phrases: conclude that, to conclude, concluded with.

Examples

• From the results, we concluded that plants need light to grow. tree →
• The detective concluded that the butler was lying. tree →
• The concert concluded with a song by the whole school. tree →
• To conclude, I would like to thank my teacher. tree →
• The meeting concluded at four o'clock. tree →
• What can you conclude from the graph? tree →
• They concluded that the bridge was not safe. tree →
• Peace was then concluded, whereupon the Amazons evacuated the country. tree →

Note

Regular verb: concluded, concluding (drop the e). Noun: conclusion. «Conclude that» + a sentence (We concluded that it was true). Do not jump to conclusions: decide only after checking the facts.

In Jewish tradition

In science lessons, after an experiment you conclude what the results show; a «conclusion» is the last part of a report. In maths, you conclude an answer from the given facts. In stories and speeches, «To conclude...» starts the final part. Phrases: conclude that, to conclude, concluded with.

Examples

• The Hebrew version of Rabbi Judah Ha Levi concludes with the phrase, ** and said of him. (Sefer Yetzirah, Westcott 1893) tree →
• Would it be to bold to conclude that the Sefer Yetzirah represents the genuine fragments of Philolaus"? (Mordell, The Origin of Letters and Numerals according to Sefer Yetzirah (1914)) tree →
• The account of the origin of letters and numerals the author of the Sefer Vetzirali concludes as follows: (Mordell, The Origin of Letters and Numerals according to Sefer Yetzirah (1914)) tree →

Note

Regular verb: concluded, concluding (drop the e). Noun: conclusion. «Conclude that» + a sentence (We concluded that it was true). Do not jump to conclusions: decide only after checking the facts.