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No. 689 in Spanish

concluyó

"Concluyó" means "he/she/it concluded" or "you (formal) concluded."

In a sentence

  • El estudiante concluyó su proyecto final a tiempo.

    The student concluded their final project on time.

    The verb 'concluyó' means 'concluded', indicating that the student finished or completed their task.

  • La conferencia concluyó con una sesión de preguntas y respuestas.

    The conference concluded with a Q&A session.

    Here, 'concluyó' communicates the end or final phase of the conference.

  • Ella concluyó que el experimento había sido un éxito.

    She concluded that the experiment had been a success.

    In this context, 'concluyó' implies reaching a conclusion or decision about something after consideration.

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