No. 444 in Italian
concluso
"Concluso" means "concluded" or "finished."
In a sentence
Ho finalmente concluso il mio progetto.
I have finally finished my project.
In this sentence, "concluso" is used as the past participle of the verb "concludere," meaning "to finish." It indicates the completion of the project.
Il contratto è stato concluso ieri.
The contract was finalized yesterday.
Here, "concluso" describes the action of finalizing or closing the contract, highlighting its usage in a professional or legal context.
Possiamo dire che l'incontro si è concluso con successo.
We can say that the meeting ended successfully.
In this sentence, "si è concluso" forms the reflexive past tense of "concludersi," meaning "to end." It describes the successful conclusion of the meeting.
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