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1 summarize
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2 summarize
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4 summarize (to)
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verb (to make a summary of: He summarized the arguments.) résumer -
6 to summarize
Glossaire des termes pour l'organisation d'événements > to summarize
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7 to summarize
résumer; abréger; condenser; synthétiser; récapitulerEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to summarize
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8 abstract
(a) (number, noun, art) abstrait(a) (idea, term) abstrait m;∎ in the abstract dans l'abstrait∎ Finance an abstract of accounts un extrait de comptes(d) (summarize) résumer, abréger(a) (theorize) se livrer à des abstractions(b) (summarize) résumer►► Art abstract artist artiste m abstrait, abstrait m;Art abstract expressionism expressionnisme m abstrait -
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1. adjective2. nounb. ( = summary) résumé m━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✦ Lorsque abstract est un adjectif ou un nom, l'accent tombe sur la première syllabe: ˈæbstrækt, lorsque c'est un verbe, sur la seconde: æbˈstrækt.* * *1. ['æbstrækt]1) ( theoretical)2) ( summary) résumé m3) Finance, Law extrait m4) Art œuvre f abstraite2. ['æbstrækt]adjective abstrait3. [əb'strækt]transitive verb -
10 encapsulate
encapsulate [ɪnˈkæpsjʊleɪt]* * *[ɪn'kæpsjʊleɪt] -
11 outline
outline [ˈaʊtlaɪn]1. nounb. ( = summarize) [+ theory, idea] exposer les grandes lignes de ; [+ facts, details] passer brièvement en revue* * *['aʊtlaɪn] 1.1) ( of object) contour m2) (of plan, policy) grandes lignes fpl; ( of essay) plan m2.transitive verb1) ( give summary of) exposer brièvement [aims, plan, reasons]2) ( draw round) dessiner le contour de [eye, picture] (in, with en) -
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sum [sʌm]► sum up• to sum up... en résumé...a. ( = summarize) résumerb. ( = assess) se faire une idée de* * *[sʌm]1) ( amount of money) somme fa large/small sum of money — une grosse/petite somme
2) ( calculation) calcul mto do one's sums — fig faire ses comptes
3) ( total) lit somme fthe sum of — fig la somme de [experience, happiness]; l'ensemble m de [achievements]
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13 sum up
1) gen récapitulerto sum up, I'd like to say... — pour récapituler, je voudrais dire...
2) Law résumersum up [something]3) ( summarize) résumer4) ( judge accurately) apprécier [situation]; se faire une idée de [person] -
14 p
1) (( written abbreviation) - plural pp - page(s): Summarize pp 30-32.) page2) ([pi:] ( abbreviation) pence, penny: The price is 85p.) penny; cent -
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plural - summaries; noun(a shortened form of a statement, story etc giving only the main points: A summary of his speech was printed in the newspaper.) résumé- summarise -
16 abstract
A n2 ( summary) résumé m ;4 Art œuvre f abstraite.B adj1 ( theoretical) abstrait ;2 Art abstrait ;3 Ling [noun, verb] abstrait.C vtr3 ( theorize) to abstract sth from sth extraire qch de qch. -
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A n1 Comm, Admin ( label) étiquette f de reconnaissance or de signalisation ; ( customs certificate) récépissé m de douane ;2 US ( list) gen registre m ; Jur registre m des jugements rendus ; ( list of cases to be tried) rôle m ; the court has several other cases on its docket le tribunal a plusieurs autres cas à traiter.B vtr1 Comm étiqueter [parcel, package] ;2 US Jur ( summarize) faire un compte rendu de [case, proceedings] ; ( prepare for trial) porter [qch] sur le rôle (des causes) [case]. -
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1 ( summarize) résumer, renfermer ;2 (include, incorporate) contenir, inclure ; more information than can be encapsulated in one article plus de détails que n'en peut contenir un seul article. -
19 neatly
1 ( tidily) [arrange, dress, wrap, fold] avec soin, soigneusement ; [write] proprement ; his hair was neatly combed ses cheveux étaient impeccablement peignés ;2 ( perfectly) [link] habilement ; [illustrate, summarize, match] parfaitement ; the facts fit together neatly tout s'agence parfaitement ; neatly put! bien or joliment dit! ; the case is designed to fit neatly into your pocket l'étui est conçu pour rentrer facilement dans la poche. -
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sum n1 ( amount of money) somme f ; a considerable/paltry sum une somme considérable/dérisoire ; a large/small sum of money une grosse/petite somme ;2 ( calculation) calcul m ; to be good at sums être bon en calcul or en arithmétique ; to do one's sums fig faire ses comptes ;3 ( total) lit somme f, total m ; the sum of fig la somme de [experience, happiness] ; l'ensemble m de [achievements] ; the whole is greater than the sum of its parts l'ensemble est plus grand que la somme de ses parties ;■ sum up:▶ sum up1 gen [person] récapituler ; to sum up, I'd like to say… pour récapituler or en résumé, je voudrais dire… ;2 Jur [judge] résumer ;▶ sum up [sth]1 ( summarize) résumer [argument, point of view] ; that sums it up exactly ça résume parfaitement la situation ;the sum and substance of sth l'essentiel de qch.
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