summarise

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过去分词：summarised　第三人称单数：summarises　过去式：summarised　现在分词：summarising　

BNC.5184

英英释义

verb

• give a summary (of)
  1. he summed up his results
  2. I will now summarize
  Synonym:sum upsummarizeresume
• be a summary of
  1. The abstract summarizes the main ideas in the paper
  Synonym:summarizesumsum up

双语例句

• To summarise: there is no special language for communicating science to young readers.
  最后，我们得到这样的结论：没有一种特别的方式用来将科学传达给年青的读者。
• Next I'll look at the types of tools that can be used to carry out this analysis, then describe some common scenarios and summarise the issues involved.
  接下来，我们将介绍可用于执行此分析的工具，然后讨论一些常见场景并概述所涉及的问题。
• Can summarise information from different spoken and written sources, reconstructing arguments and accounts in a coherent presentation.
  能将不同的口头及书面信息作摘要，并能够有条理地复述论证及说明。
• Univariate statistics summarise the composition of the fish and shrimp fauna.
  单变量统计总结了鱼虾动物群的构成。
• Summarise your strengths in the third paragraph and state why they would be an advantage in the job.
  在第三段总结自己的优势，并简单的解释为什么这些优点将会成为工作上的优势。
• Whatever the case, though, in bigger conference calls you need to introduce yourself each time you speak which can feel rather odd and a good chair should summarise the call at the end.
  但无论如何，在较大型的电话会议上，你需要在每次发言时做自我介绍这可能会让人感觉很怪异。此外，一名优秀的主持人应该在会议结尾时进行总结。
• As a matter of fact, I am almost to give you a call for catching up this matter. I am impressed that you have anticipated the needs to summarise it for my attention.
  事实上，我差一点就给你打电话向你指出，你所完成的预期总结给我留下了深刻的印象。
• Could you summarise the strengths of your proposal for us?
  你能为我们简要说明一下你的建议的优点吗？
• So to summarise, an important lesson from this recent experience is that inflation responds to the changing pressures on capacity in the economy.
  总结起来，从最近的经历中得到的一个重要经验是，通货膨胀对经济变化的总容量压力产生反应。
• If I was forced to summarise my position, I'd accept the need to buy some exposure to China ( albeit less than most would maintain) but only when prices were much, much cheaper.
  如果必须用一句话概括我的立场，我会说，我承认有必要买入一些中国股票（虽然少于大多数人所主张的买入量），但价格一定要比目前低得多得多。