conclusive
gb/kəŋklˈusɪv/ us/kəŋklˈusɪv/
B2
英語
~ 9500
döntő, perdöntő, egyértelmű
B2
1
用法パターン：
[evidence/result/proof] is conclusive
The study did not provide conclusive evidence that the drug was safe.
A tanulmány nem szolgáltatott döntő bizonyítékot arra, hogy a gyógyszer biztonságos.
After hours of questioning, the police still lacked conclusive proof of his guilt.
Órákig tartó kihallgatás után a rendőrségnek még mindig nem volt perdöntő bizonyítéka arra, hogy bűnös.
These conclusive results convinced the company to change its policy.
There is no conclusive data linking the two events at this time.
The report offers conclusive answers to most of the committee’s questions.
学習者向け例文
The test gave conclusive results, so the doctor could decide quickly.
A teszt egyértelmű eredményt adott, ezért az orvos gyorsan tudott dönteni.
We still do not have conclusive evidence that this method works.
Még mindig nincs döntő bizonyítékunk arra, hogy ez a módszer működik.
The photo was conclusive proof that he was at the party.
Scientists need more conclusive data before they make a final claim.
Her research gave conclusive answers to the main question.
よくある間違い：
Learners often confuse "conclusive" with "concluded" or "concluding". "Conclusive" describes the strength of evidence or results (e.g., "conclusive evidence"), while "concluded" is the past form of the verb "conclude" (e.g., "The meeting concluded at 5."), and "concluding" is used for something at the end (e.g., "the concluding chapter"). Learners also mix up "conclusive" and "inclusive" because they look similar, but their meanings are unrelated.
意味
proving something beyond doubt
コロケーション
conclusive evidence
|conclusive proof
|conclusive results
|conclusive data
|conclusive test
|conclusive answer
類義語
decisive (Very close in meaning; often used more generally about results or actions, not only about evidence or proof.)
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definitive (Suggests the best or most complete form of something, often with a slightly more formal tone.)
対義語
inconclusive (Direct opposite; describes evidence or results that do not clearly prove anything.)
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uncertain (Shows that something is not clearly known or proved.)
テーマ
science
|law
|communication
|education
|core_vocabulary
定義
Describing facts or results that clearly show the truth so there is no real doubt.
Describing evidence, results, or arguments that are so strong and clear that they decisively prove a point and leave no reasonable doubt.
B2
2
egyértelmű
B1
用法パターン：
a conclusive [victory/result/step]
The team’s conclusive victory in the second game ended the debate about which side was stronger.
A csapatnak a második meccsen aratott egyértelmű győzelme véget vetett a vitának arról, melyik fél volt erősebb.
The election produced a conclusive result, leaving no room for legal challenges.
A választás egyértelmű eredményt hozott, így nem maradt helye jogi kifogásoknak.
This agreement is a conclusive step toward ending the long-running conflict.
Her conclusive defeat in the primary forced her to drop out of the race.
The court’s conclusive ruling brought the long dispute to an end.
学習者向け例文
Their conclusive win stopped all talk of a rematch.
Az egyértelmű győzelmük véget vetett minden visszavágóról szóló találgatásnak.
The vote gave a conclusive result and the meeting ended.
A szavazás egyértelmű eredményt hozott, és az ülés véget ért.
The new law was a conclusive step toward change.
The game ended in a conclusive 4–0 victory.
The final test gave a conclusive outcome, so the project could finish.
よくある間違い：
Learners sometimes use "conclusive" when they only mean "last" or "end" in time. "Conclusive" should suggest that something settles a question or argument, not just that it happens at the end. For example, "the last song" is usually better than "the conclusive song" unless that song clearly settles some issue.
意味
final and settling the matter
コロケーション
conclusive victory
|conclusive defeat
|conclusive result
|conclusive step
|conclusive outcome
類義語
definitive (Highlights that something is final and not expected to change, often in formal or official contexts.)
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final (A simpler, more general word for something that comes at the end; may not always imply as strong a sense of settling an issue.)
対義語
partial (Describes a result or victory that is only to some degree and does not fully settle the matter.)
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open-ended (Shows that something is not final and may continue or change.)
テーマ
sports
|business
|politics
|communication
|core_vocabulary
定義
Describing something that is final and clear, so that the question or fight is finished.
Describing a result, event, or action that is so final or one-sided that it effectively ends discussion, competition, or uncertainty about an issue.
文法
辞書形
conclusive
IPA
GB/kəŋklˈusɪv/
US/kəŋklˈusɪv/
音節・強勢
con - clus - ive （3音節）
Stress on 2nd syllable (clus)
活用形
Adjective
- Base: conclusive
関連語
Core family
Negative and opposite forms
inconclusive
adjective B2
inconclusively
adverb
Advanced or less common
conclusiveness
noun
inconclusiveness
noun
表現
conclusive evidence
1/kəŋklˈusɪv ˈɛvədəns/
fixed phrase
evidence that fully proves something
Evidence that is so strong and clear that it shows the truth and leaves no real doubt.
例文
- The investigators still have not found conclusive evidence of fraud.
- Without conclusive evidence, the jury could not find him guilty.
- Scientists say there is no conclusive evidence that the food is harmful.
conclusive proof
1/kəŋklˈusɪv pɹˈuf/
fixed phrase
proof that settles the question
Proof that clearly and completely shows that something is true, so the question is settled.
例文
- The video recording was conclusive proof that the contract had been signed.
- They demanded conclusive proof before agreeing to invest in the project.
conclusive victory
1/kəŋklˈusɪv vˈɪktɚi/
fixed phrase
win that clearly decides the contest
A win that is so clear and strong that there is no doubt about who is better or who has won.
例文
- The team’s conclusive victory silenced their critics.
- It was a conclusive victory, with a final score of 5–0.