"conclusions" Chinese-English Dictionary

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
主席的结论			Conclusions of the Chair
斯德哥尔摩结论纪要			Stockholm Summary of Conclusions
商定结论	shāng dìng jié lùn		agreed conclusions
和平执行会议的结论和平執行會議的結論			Conclusions of the Peace Implementation Conference
杜布罗夫尼克结论杜布羅夫尼克結論			Dubrovnik Conclusions
维也纳结论維也納結論			Vienna conclusions
鉴影度形	jiàn yǐng dù xíng		(idiom) To observe and infer a person’s actions, traces, or outward behavior. It refers to drawing conclusions from visible clues.
闻一知二聞一知二	wén yī zhī èr		(idiom) To understand much from a single piece of information. It describes someone who can reason by analogy and draw further conclusions.
以一知万	yǐ yī zhī wàn		(idiom) To infer many other things from understanding one detail. It refers to drawing broad conclusions from limited evidence.
一举三反	yī jǔ sān fǎn		(idiom) To be skilled at reasoning and able to infer one thing from another. It emphasizes the ability to draw several conclusions from a single example.
以管窥豹	yǐ guǎn kuī bào		(idiom) To see only one part of a whole and draw limited or superficial conclusions.
寻风捉影尋風捉影	xún fēng zhuō yǐng		(idiom) To speak or act without any basis. It describes suspicions, accusations, or conclusions founded on imagined evidence.
有形可检，有数可推有形可檢，有數可推	yǒu xíng kě jiǎn，yǒu shù kě tuī		(idiom) To have observable evidence that can be checked and data from which conclusions can be drawn.
望尘僩声	wàng chén bù shēng		(idiom) To jump to conclusions based on mere rumours, without distinguishing fact from fiction or checking the facts.
监市履猯	jiān shì lǚ xī		(idiom) To observe things carefully and draw sound conclusions from them. The expression describes someone skilled at examining reality closely.
窥测一斑	kuī cè yī bān		(idiom) To see only a fragment of something and draw conclusions about the whole. The expression emphasizes the partial and therefore limited nature of the observation.
群盲摸象	qún máng mō xiàng		(idiom) To draw hasty conclusions about something from limited knowledge or experience, without seeing the whole picture.
胡猜乱想	hú cāi luàn xiǎng		(idiom) To make random guesses and draw conclusions without evidence. It refers to unfounded suspicions or speculation.
问一知二問一知二	wèn yī zhī èr		(idiom) To understand two things after asking about only one. Describes someone intelligent, knowledgeable, and able to draw conclusions.

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