summarizer
- noun
- /ˈsʌməˌraɪzər/
- US
- Each student took turns acting as a summarizer, ensuring everyone understood the main ideas discussed in class.
This does make some intuitive sense, as if we think of AI models as excellent summarizers of existing knowledge that's already in the public domain.
- This does make some intuitive sense, as if we think of AI models as excellent summarizers of existing knowledge that's already in the public domain.
Examples
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The people will wake up and realize you "bloggers" are nothing but dick-riding summarizers hoping to ride the right dick for a future payoff.
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Tom: Cheers—so are you saying that having the magazine as a summarizer of other information is the right way to go?
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This does make some intuitive sense, as if we think of AI models as excellent summarizers of existing knowledge that's already in the public domain.
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And actually add value by finding new stuff for a change (reader tips don't count) instead of acting as a full-time summarizer for the kettles.
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Positive interdependence is shown by each group member's being assigned a different role: facilitator, materials handler, encourager, checker, and summarizer.
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A good summarizer can quickly condense a lengthy article into a few key points.
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Using a summarizer tool helped me create an outline of the report without reading the entire document.
Synonyms
A person who gives a short report of important information
A person who gives a short summary of the main points
A person who makes a long text shorter while keeping its main ideas
A person who reads documents and writes short summaries
A person who reads long texts and writes short summaries
How Thorough
- Literature
- Formal
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Summarizer comes from the same root as summary and sum, from Latin summa meaning 'sum' or 'total'. So a summarizer 'sums up' a long text or report into its main points.