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Meanings of summarise in English

Portuguese
tornar a somar
Catalan
resumir
Spanish
condensar

Give a summary (of)

tornar a somar
Usage of summarise in English
1
That sort of national identity is impossible to summarise in fictional form.
The Irish Times
2
Objective: To summarise attributes of cancers that are systematically overlooked by mpMRI.
Pubmed
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With this aim, we summarise the relevant knowledge focussed on the lung.
Pubmed
4
That, in a sentence, would summarise the attitude of Judaism towards mysticism.
Judaism
5
But even that changed once the media tried to summarise his habits.
News.com.au
6
Here, some of the speakers summarise their arguments for and against emigration.
The Irish Times
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That line itself could summarise the Dockers as they head into 2020.
News.com.au
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The form is used to summarise the performance of public companies.
BBC
9
Here are some of the key numbers that summarise the crisis:
The Irish Times
10
Phil Pennington has been looking at new reports which summarise Defence Force findings.
Radio NZ
11
We don't have to reset the situation, or summarise the season.
The Guardian
12
Therefore I shall here summarise what I found in the old French province.
The Land of Deepening Shadow: Germany-at-War
13
In this review we summarise the available data on cognitive function in IBS.
Pubmed
14
To summarise: the battle for peace and freedom is a battle about mindsets.
The Guardian
15
For clearness we may summarise the whole in tabulated analysis, thus:-
Some Principles of Maritime Strategy
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The words he quotes are not mine, nor do they summarise my argument.
The Irish Times
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Translations for summarise
Catalan
resumir
Summarise through the time
Summarise across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common