Cool MateMeaning of Sum it up
To summarize or give a brief version of something.
In simple words: To give a short version of something.
Sum it up in a sentence
- Could you sum it up for me?
- Let’s sum it up: we need more time to finish.
- She was late, so he summed it up quickly.
- In the meeting, he summed it up in just a few sentences.
- To sum it up, the project was a success.
How to use Sum it up
Use this phrase when you want to briefly explain or summarize information. It is commonly used in discussions or presentations.
Grammar pattern
sum it up + subject
Memory hint
Think of 'sum' as math's addition—you're adding key points together.
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Collocations with Sum it up
- sum it up in one sentence
- easily sum it up
- let's sum it up
Common mistakes with Sum it up
- Using 'sum up' as a noun instead of the phrase 'sum it up'.
- Confusing the phrase with other expressions like 'make it clear'.
- Not providing a summary after asking to 'sum it up'.
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Frequently asked questions about "Sum it up"
What does "Sum it up" mean?
To give a short version of something.
What is the definition of "Sum it up"?
To summarize or give a brief version of something.
How do you use "Sum it up" in a sentence?
Could you sum it up for me?
Can you give another example of "Sum it up"?
Let’s sum it up: we need more time to finish.
What are synonyms for "Sum it up"?
Common alternatives include summarize, condense, recap, clarify, outline.
What words go with "Sum it up"?
It commonly pairs with sum it up in one sentence, easily sum it up, let's sum it up.
What are common mistakes when using "Sum it up"?
Using 'sum up' as a noun instead of the phrase 'sum it up'. Confusing the phrase with other expressions like 'make it clear'. Not providing a summary after asking to 'sum it up'.
How do you pronounce "Sum it up"?
US: //sʌm ɪt ʌp//, UK: //sʌm ɪt ʌp//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use "Sum it up"?
Use this phrase when you want to briefly explain or summarize information. It is commonly used in discussions or presentations.