concluímos

Concluímos is a Portuguese word that translates to "we concluded" or "we finished" in English. It is the first-person plural imperfect indicative form of the verb "concluir," which means to conclude, finish, complete, or end. The word signifies the completion of an action or a process by a group of people.

The verb "concluir" originates from the Latin word "concludere," meaning to shut up, finish, or bring to an end. In Portuguese, "concluímos" is commonly used in various contexts, such as academic research, project management, discussions, or any situation where a group has reached a final point or outcome. For example, "Concluímos a pesquisa" translates to "We concluded the research," indicating that the research has been brought to a close. Similarly, "Concluímos a reunião" means "We finished the meeting."

The specific nuance of "concluímos" can vary depending on the context. It can imply that a decision has been made, an agreement reached, or a task accomplished. The imperfect tense suggests that the action of concluding was ongoing or habitual in the past, or it can simply refer to a completed action in the past when used in certain narrative contexts. Understanding this verb is essential for comprehending past actions and completions in Portuguese, particularly when referring to group efforts.