conclusion

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun

n. a judgment or opinion you reach after thinking about all the information.

n. a reasoned judgment or decision reached after consideration of evidence or facts.

日本語:結論※

Español:conclusión

“After looking at the evidence, the police reached the conclusion that the fire was an accident.”

“The researchers came to the conclusion that the new drug was no more effective than the existing treatment options.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun Mathematics Academic

n. the final statement in an argument that must be true if the other statements are true.

n. the proposition in a syllogism or logical argument that is inferred from the premises.

日本語:結論※

“If all men are mortal and Socrates is a man, the conclusion is that Socrates is mortal.”

“The philosopher argued that the conclusion did not necessarily follow from the premises provided in the opening statement.”

C1 · Advanced Uncountable noun Law Formal

n. the final act of finishing a formal agreement or a business deal.

n. the formal act of settling or arranging a treaty, contract, or deal.

“The conclusion of the trade deal took many months of difficult talking.”

“The successful conclusion of the peace treaty brought an end to three years of border disputes between the two nations.”