summarize
IPA: sˈʌmɝaɪz
verb
- (transitive, intransitive) To prepare a summary of (something).
- (transitive, intransitive) To give a recapitulation of the salient facts; to recapitulate or review.
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Examples of "summarize" in Sentences
- Summarize the points of the composition.
- The introduction summarizes the article.
- Our job is to summarize and concatenate.
- The gist of the article is summarized here.
- I have summarized the concept of purgatory.
- The material correctly summarizes the study.
- They restate and summarize the writings of others.
- His early research is summarized in the monograph.
- I summarized the notability of the section concisely.
- Let's just briefly summarize the prescript and move on.
- But I tried to summarize from the ID perspective accurately.)
- The three terms summarize in a very short manner what the User Experience Team's overall goals are.
- And so I give my observations, make my observations and kind of summarize what I've seen and make recommendations.
- I can just kind of summarize it by saying that it relates to Richard's relationship with Mayumi, and, you know, I'll kind of leave it at that.
- I think Obama's speech is one of these things - it contains so many ideas, so much nuance, that any attempt to "summarize" it is going to fail.
- Writing a hook is not the same as writing a novel, and I see that in trying to "summarize" the whole thing, I ended up sounding too detached and academic.
- Astral Project, written by marginal, illustrated by Syuji Takeya: This series is very difficult to summarize, which is almost always indicative of a title I really like.
- Read them in Japanese, summarize if you want, but more importantly, add something unique to the discussion-something personal and NEW that you can really claim as your own.
- To just kind of summarize my thoughts, I think that the shadow selves are based on doubts that the characters have, but significantly exaggerated for the entertainment of those watching.