consider and conclude

[kənˈsɪdər ənd kənˈkluːd]
verb phrase
considerar e concluir
1. to think carefully about something and then make a final decision or judgment based on that reflection
After reviewing all the evidence, the jury will consider and conclude whether the defendant is guilty.
Depois de analisar todas as provas, o júri vai considerar e concluir se o réu é culpado.
2. to examine evidence or information thoughtfully before reaching a conclusion
The board members will consider and conclude on the merger proposal next week.
Os membros do conselho vão considerar e concluir sobre a proposta de fusão na próxima semana.
3. to deliberate and then determine a final outcome or opinion
We must consider and conclude this matter before the deadline.
Devemos considerar e concluir este assunto antes do prazo.
This phrase is commonly used in legal, academic, and business contexts in both Brazilian and American English. In Brazil, it appears frequently in judicial decisions and formal reports. In the USA, it is typical in legal proceedings, committee meetings, and academic writing. The phrase emphasizes a deliberative process rather than hasty judgment.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
deliberate and decidereflect and determineweigh and resolveassess and determineevaluate and conclude
Antonyms / Antônimos
ignore and dismissdisregard and abandonneglect and forget

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
considerar e concluir
standard usage in formal and informal contexts
Rio de Janeiro
considerar e concluir
commonly used in legal and business discussions
São Paulo
considerar e concluir
prevalent in corporate and administrative settings
Portugal
considerar e concluir
identical usage as Brazilian Portuguese, formal register

Related Words

considerconcludedeliberatedetermineevaluateassessjudgmentdecision

Related Idioms & Phrases

weigh the pros and cons
put your thinking cap on
sleep on it
reach a conclusion
come to a decision
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