conclusions (B2)

カタカナ: コンクルージョンズ

IPA: /kənˈkluːʒənz/

Definition

The final part of an event, process, or document; or a judgment formed after careful thought and reasoning.

意味: 出来事や過程、文書の最終部分。または、熟考や推論の末に導き出された判断や決定のこと。

Examples / 例文

• The report presented several important conclusions based on the research. — The report presented several important conclusions based on the research.

• We need to draw conclusions from these findings to guide our next steps. — We need to draw conclusions from these findings to guide our next steps.

Conclusions の日本語訳

Japanese translations of Conclusions:

• 結論
• 結末
• 断定

How to Use Conclusions

draw conclusions (collocation)

To form an opinion or judgment based on evidence or reasoning. — "It is important to draw conclusions based on facts, not emotions."

reach conclusions (collocation)

To arrive at a final judgment after consideration. — "The committee worked for weeks to reach conclusions on the new policy."

jump to conclusions (idiom)

To decide on something too quickly without enough information. — "Don't jump to conclusions; we need to investigate further."

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