Meaning of 'summarize' in Marathi is: सारांश

summarize: सारांश

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सारांश, लहान, संक्षिप्त, कमी, केंद्रीभूत होणे, करार.

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Verb(1) give a summary (of(2) be a summary of(3) give a rundown

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(1) We summarize the main issues and discuss the solutions that have been presented.(2) We will now summarize the main results deduced from this tree for plant elements.(3) Use the activity to summarize a lesson and review material prior to a test.(4) to summarize, there are three main categories(5) Let us summarize the main findings of this section on the economies of Central and Eastern Europe.(6) Chapters Four and Five summarize the issues reviewed in the first three chapters.(7) Next pattern codes were developed around four interrelated summarizers : themes, causes/explanations, relationships among people, and theoretical constructs.(8) This review summarises the evidence from randomised controlled trials of the effectiveness of exercise as a treatment for depression.(9) The general model for content production includes aggregation of content from multiple sources, categorization and summarization of content, analytical processing and representation of content for multiple purposes.(10) It provides content categorization, summarization , event identification, and content tagging software to streamline newswire, editorial, archiving, and syndication processes.(11) Table 1 summarises the characteristics of the trials, and table 2 summarises the main results.(12) Abstracts that summarise new research and findings will be given priority.(13) His first television broadcast was in the 1961 Open at Birkdale, where he was the expert summariser , Henry Longhurst was behind the microphone, and Cliff Michelmore fulfilled the role of Steve Ryder.(14) The main results from this programme are summarized as follows.(15) His articulacy, coupled with his background knowledge, puts him head and shoulders above all other part-time BBC football summarisers .(16) The look of slack-jawed disbelief on someone's face is even more satisfying than reliving the whole brain-bending experience through summarization .