incluíram

Incluíram is a verb form in the Portuguese language. It is the third-person plural preterite perfect indicative of the verb "incluir." The preterite perfect indicative tense is used to describe actions that were completed in the past. Therefore, "incluíram" translates to "they included" in English.

For example, "Eles incluíram a nova informação no relatório" means "They included the new information in the report." The verb indicates a completed action by a group of people or things in the past. The word itself is a conjugation, meaning it changes its form depending on the subject performing the action, the tense, and the mood of the verb. In this specific case, "incluíram" is used when the subject is plural and refers to past, completed actions. The accent mark over the "u" is a common feature in Portuguese verb conjugations, aiding in correct pronunciation and distinguishing between different forms.