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past tense, past participle - summed; verb (to give the main or important points of: He summed up the various proposals.) resumirsum up vb resumirsum up vt1) summarize: resumir2) evaluate: evaluarsum up vi: recapitularexpr.• en total expr.v.• epilogar v.• resumir v.• sumar v.- mm-1) v + o + adv, v + adv + oa) ( summarize) \<\<discussion/report\>\> resumir, sintetizar*b) ( assess) \<\<person\>\> catalogar*2) v + adva) ( summarize) recapitularto sum up, our analysis shows that... — resumiendo or en resumen, nuestro análisis demuestra que...
b) ( Law) recapitular1.VI + ADV (=summarize) resumir; [judge] recapitularto sum up, I would say — en resumidas cuentas, yo diría
2. VT + ADV1) (=summarize) [+ speech, facts, argument] resumir2) (=encapsulate) resumirthat picture summed up the situation for me — esa fotografía resumió la situación para mí or captaba la situación en un solo trazo
3) (=assess) [+ person] calar; [+ situation] evaluarthey had summed him up and liked what they found — lo habían calado y les había agradado lo que descubrieron
* * *- mm-1) v + o + adv, v + adv + oa) ( summarize) \<\<discussion/report\>\> resumir, sintetizar*b) ( assess) \<\<person\>\> catalogar*2) v + adva) ( summarize) recapitularto sum up, our analysis shows that... — resumiendo or en resumen, nuestro análisis demuestra que...
b) ( Law) recapitular
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