How is the word conclusion translated from French to English

Décision prise après avoir pesé les faits.

A decision reached after thinking about facts.

noun
English translation
conclusion

Examples with “conclusion”

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  • Je suis arrivé à la même conclusion. I came to the same conclusion.

  • La fin du film m'a surpris. The conclusion of the film surprised me.

  • Le rapport tire une conclusion claire des données. The report draws a clear conclusion from the data.

  • Le match a trouvé sa fin après minuit. The match reached its conclusion after midnight.

  • Comment es-tu parvenu à cette conclusion ? How did you reach that conclusion?

  • Es-tu resté jusqu'à la fin de la cérémonie ? Did you stay until the conclusion of the ceremony?

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FAQ about “conclusion”

How is “conclusion” translated from French?
“conclusion” translates into English as “conclusion”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “conclusion” mean?
Meaning of “conclusion”: Décision prise après avoir pesé les faits. In English — “conclusion”.
What part of speech is “conclusion”?
“conclusion” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “conclusion”?
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