summarize in Latin
summarize in Latin is consummo — summarize means to reduce a longer piece of writing or speech down to its essential points.
summarize in Latin
consummo
(ambitransitive) To prepare a summary of (something).
What does "summarize" mean?
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verb To reduce a longer piece of writing or speech down to its essential points.
"Can you summarize the meeting for anyone who missed it?"
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- Can you summarize the meeting for anyone who missed it?
- The report summarizes three years of research in just two pages.
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What is "summarize" in Latin?
"summarize" in Latin is consummo. summarize means: To reduce a longer piece of writing or speech down to its essential points.
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Example: "Can you summarize the meeting for anyone who missed it?" In Latin, "summarize" is consummo.
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