concluder

/konˈklu.der/ noun

A person who, or thing which, concludes (in any sense)

Word Origin Concluder comes from Latin con- 'together' and claudere 'to shut' — so to conclude is literally 'to shut together,' to bring an argument to a close. The -er suffix makes it 'one who concludes.' The root claudere also gives us include (shut in), exclude (shut out), and closet (a small closed space).

noun A person who, or thing which, concludes (in any sense) countable

As the concluder of the debate, she summarized all key points effectively.

(名词) 终结者;总结者

作为辩论的总结者,她有效地概括了所有关键点。

(sustantivo) Una persona o cosa que concluye (en cualquier sentido).

Como quien cerró el debate, resumió eficazmente todos los puntos clave.

(nom) Personne ou chose qui conclut, qui met un terme à quelque chose.

En tant que concluder du débat, elle a résumé efficacement tous les points essentiels.

(Substantiv) Abschließende(r); Zusammenfassende(r) [**concluder** *Subst.* – Person oder Sache, die etwas abschließt, beendet oder zusammenfasst.]

Als **concluder** der Diskussion fasste sie alle Argumente präzise zusammen.

(名詞) 結論付ける人や物。議論や作業などを終結させる役割を持つ人やもの。

討論の結論付ける者として、彼女はすべての重要な要点を効果的に要約した。

(substantivo) concluidor; finalizador; encerrador [Pessoa ou coisa que conclui (em qualquer sentido).]

Como responsável pela conclusão do debate, ela resumiu todos os pontos-chave com eficácia.

Word parts: con + clud + er

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