concluídos

Concluídos is the masculine plural form of the past participle concluído, derived from concluir. In general use, concluídos functions as an adjective meaning completed or finished and is used to describe nouns that refer to tasks, projects, processes, or actions that have reached their end. Examples include projetos concluídos and contratos concluídos. The feminine plural form is concluídas.

Beyond its adjectival use, concluídos can appear in administrative or technical language to indicate items that have been closed or finalized in a record or list. It is common in business, governance, academia, and information technology to report progress with statuses such as etapas concluídas or fases concluídas.

Related terms include concluinte, which refers to a person who completes a course or program, often translated as graduate or final-year student; its plural is concluintes. The word’s etymology traces to the verb concluir, from Latin concludere.

Synonyms or near-synonyms include finalizado, terminado, encerrado, while antonyms include incompleto, pendente, em andamento. The term is widely used in Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese with similar meaning and usage, though exact collocations may vary by context.