sum-up
- noun
- /sʌm ʌp/
- The teacher gave a brief sum-up of the main points from the lecture.
So here here's I guess my sum up on Java.
- So here here's I guess my sum up on Java.
- Well, here's here's a a great sum up of this.
- And here's here's the sum up for this piece.
- That's his sum up at the beginning of of us.
- The way I call today the the the sum up of all my meetings today, none of which you just watched, is that the earth is moving.
Examples
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It's just such a perfect sum-up of Zombieland.
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That's his sum up at the beginning of of us.
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Now I'm going to give you my sort of super pessimistic sum up of all this.
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So here here's I guess my sum up on Java.
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The way I call today the the the sum up of all my meetings today, none of which you just watched, is that the earth is moving.
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And this is a sum up over all GS over all those lattice points.
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In terms of multicultural education in Western nations, however, the best sum-up has been made by Britologywatch in a discussion about multiculturalism in reference to Britain: "This involves saying that people of non-indigenous cultures are free to continue expressing their original cultural identities but must subordinate the beliefs, values, and behaviors.
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To conclude the meeting, the manager provided a sum-up of the project’s progress.
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Her final report includes a sum-up of the key findings from the research.
Synonyms
A short statement giving the main points without details
The most important point in a situation
A short summary of the main points of something
The main point of an argument or story
A short written summary of a longer document
A short report that gives the main points of an event or meeting
A short account that gives the main points about something
A short summary of the main points of a book or article
A short summary of the main points of a paper
A final speech that reviews the main points in a trial
A short report giving the main news or facts
A short summary that repeats the main points
A short statement of the main points at the end of a meeting or court case
A short summary of the main points
A short clear summary of the main points of a text or speech
A short summary of the main points
A short summary that repeats the main points
A short written summary of the main facts
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Etymology
The word sum-up comes from the simple word sum ('total' or 'add') and the word up, like putting the main points together to make one total. So a sum-up is a short statement that gives the main ideas or the 'total' of something.