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🔑conclusioncon·clu·sion AW /kənˈkluʒn / noun - [countable] the conclusion (that…) something that you decide when you have thought about all the information connected with the situation结论；推论◆We came to the conclusion that he was right.我们得出的结论是他是对的。◆What conclusions can you draw from her remarks?从她的话里你能推断出什么？◆The jury reached the conclusion that the defendant was guilty.陪审团得出的结论是被告有罪。
- [countable, usually singular] the end of something, such as a speech or a piece of writing（讲话或文章等的）结尾，结局◆The conclusion of the novel was a big surprise.这部小说的结尾十分出人意料。◆to bring something to a conclusion使某事终结◆The conclusion is just as important a part of your essay as the introduction.文章的结尾和开头一样重要。
- [uncountable] an act of arranging or agreeing to something formally缔结；议定；订立◆The summit ended with the conclusion of a free-trade treaty.峰会最后达成了自由贸易协定。
 ●a foregone conclusiona result that is or was certain to happen预料中的必然结果●in conclusionfinally最后◆In conclusion, I would like to wish you continued success in the future.最后，我祝愿你在将来再创佳绩。●jump / leap to conclusionsto form an opinion about something without thinking about it carefully enough匆忙下结论；贸然断定➨ LANGUAGE BANK用语库conclusionsumming up an argument总结论点In conclusion / To sum up, the study provides useful information on how people feel about crime.综上所述，本研究为人们如何看待犯罪这一问题提供了有用的信息。This study shows / demonstrates that people's fear of crime is out of proportion to actual crime levels.本研究表明，人们对犯罪活动的恐惧程度要高于实际犯罪的严重程度。People's fear of crime is out of proportion to actual crime levels. The reasons for this can be summarized as follows. First…人们对犯罪活动的恐惧程度要高于实际犯罪的严重程度，其原因可归结为以下几点。第一，…Overall / In general, women are more likely than men to feel unsafe walking alone after dark.一般情况下，天黑后一个人走在路上，女人比男人更容易感到不安全。 |