Definition
Definition of summarisation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
processRare UK act of making a brief statement of the main pointsRare UK
- The summarisation of the report took two hours..
2.
summaryRare UK brief version of a longer text or speechRare UK
- The summarisation was only one page long.
Origin of summarisation
Latin, summa (sum) + -tion (action)
Examples of summarisation in a sentence
Summarisation of the meeting minutes is essential for record-keeping. Her summarisation captured all the key points. The report included a summarisation of the findings.
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- French:synthèse, ...
- German:Zusammenfassung, Abriss, ...
- Italian:riassunto, sommario, ...
- Spanish:resumen, síntesis, ...
- Portuguese:resumo, sumário, ...
- Chinese:总结, 摘要, ...
- Japanese:要約, 概要, ...
- Arabic:تلخيص, مُلَخَّص, ...
- Hebrew:תַּקְצִיר, תַּמְצִית, ...
- Russian:суммирование, краткое изложение, ...
- Ukrainian:узагальнення, резюме, ...
- Hindi:सारांश, संक्षेपण, ...
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