sum-up

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sum-up

The teacher writes a sum-up of the lesson on the board.

Definition

Noun: A concise and final recapitulation of the main points or facts of a matter; a summary.

Usage

"Sum-up" is used to refer to the concluding part of a speech, discussion, or report where the key information is restated briefly and clearly. It is typically a singular, countable noun.

Examples
  • The manager provided a quick sum-up of the meeting's action points.
  • After the long debate, the chairperson asked for a final sum-up from each side.
  • The report's conclusion contains an excellent sum-up of the research findings.
Advanced Usage
  • "to give a sum-up": To deliver a concise summary.
    • Could you give a sum-up of your presentation for those who arrived late?
  • "in sum-up": As a concluding statement; to summarize. (Functioning as a prepositional phrase or adverbial).
    • In sum-up, the project was a success despite the initial challenges.
Variants and Related Words
  • Sum up (phrasal verb): To summarize or give a summary of something.
    • To sum up, we need to focus on three key areas.
  • Summary (noun): A brief statement or account of the main points of something. This is a more common synonym.
  • Recapitulation (noun): A formal restatement of the main points.
Synonyms
  • Summary
  • Recap (informal)
  • Rundown
  • Synopsis
  • Outline
Related Phrases
  • Bottom line: The most important fact or consideration (often used in business contexts).
    • The bottom line is that we need to increase sales.
  • Long story short: Used to introduce a very brief summary (informal).
    • Long story short, we missed the flight.
sum-up

The teacher writes a sum-up of the lesson on the board.

Noun
  1. a brief statement that presents the main points in a concise form
    • he gave a summary of the conclusions

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