summation in Italian
summation in Italian is sommatoria — summation means a final overview that pulls everything together; a summing-up.
summation in Italian
sommatoria
(mathematics) summing; summing up; adding (adding up) of a series of items.
What does "summation" mean?
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noun A final overview that pulls everything together; a summing-up.
"The lawyer's summation convinced the jury in ten minutes."
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noun The process of adding a series of numbers together.
"The spreadsheet performs a summation of all monthly expenses."
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summation in a sentence
- The lawyer's summation convinced the jury in ten minutes.
- His summation of the debate captured both sides fairly.
- The spreadsheet performs a summation of all monthly expenses.
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What is "summation" in Italian?
"summation" in Italian is sommatoria. summation means: A final overview that pulls everything together; a summing-up.
How do you use "summation" in a sentence?
Example: "The lawyer's summation convinced the jury in ten minutes." In Italian, "summation" is sommatoria.
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