conclusiones

kon-kloo-syoh-ness/konkluˈsjones/

“conclusiones” means “conclusions” in Spanish (decisions or opinions reached after thinking about something).

conclusions

Also: findings, closing remarks

NounfB1

A person sitting on a bench in a thoughtful pose, looking at a completed jigsaw puzzle with a satisfied expression.

📝 In Action

No deberías sacar conclusiones sin tener toda la información.

You shouldn't draw conclusions without having all the information.

Llegamos a la misma conclusión después de ver los datos.

We reached the same conclusion after seeing the data.

Las conclusiones del estudio fueron muy interesantes.

The findings of the study were very interesting.

Word Connections

Synonyms

resultados (results)
deducciones (deductions)
resoluciones (resolutions)

Antonyms

premisas (premises (the starting ideas))
introducción (introduction)

Common Collocations

sacar conclusiones – to draw conclusions
llegar a conclusiones – to reach conclusions
conclusiones precipitadas – hasty/jumped conclusions

Idioms & Expressions

sacar conclusiones precipitadas – to jump to conclusions

Translate to Spanish

Words that translate to "conclusiones" in Spanish:

closing remarks→conclusions→findings→

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Quick Quiz: conclusiones

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How do you say 'to jump to conclusions' in Spanish?

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👥 Word Family▼

conclusión(conclusion (singular)) — Noun

concluir(to conclude) — Verb

concluyente(conclusive) — Adjective

🎵 Rhymes▼

canciones lecciones decisiones

📚 Etymology▼

Comes from the Latin word 'conclusio', which means 'a shutting up' or 'a closing'. It describes the act of closing an argument or a thought process.

First recorded: 13th century

Cognates (Related words)

English: conclusionsFrench: conclusionsItalian: conclusioni

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is 'conclusiones' masculine or feminine?

It is feminine. You should say 'las conclusiones' or 'unas conclusiones'.

Can I use 'conclusiones' to mean the end of a movie?

Not really. For a movie or book ending, 'el final' is more common. 'Conclusiones' is used more for the logical result of an argument or the final summary of a report.