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summing-up
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sum·ming-up (smng-p)
n. pl. sum·mings-up (smngz-)
A summary, often including an assessment.
summing-up
n
1. a review or summary of the main points of an argument, speech, etc.
2. (Law) a direction regarding the law and a summary of the evidence, given by a judge in his address to the jury before they retire to consider their verdict
Translations
summing-up [ˈsʌmɪŋˈʌp] N (Jur) → resumen m
summing-up
n (Jur) → Resümee nt
summing-up [ˌsʌmɪŋˈʌp] n (Law) → ricapitolazione f del processo (fatta dal giudice alla giuria)
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