past and past participle
Added numbers together to get a total.
She summed the scores before announcing the winner.
The figures were summed and checked twice.
American English
/səmd̚/
One syllable.
Form of sum
Added numbers together to get a total.
Practice out loudAdded numbers together to get a total.
She summed the scores before announcing the winner.
The figures were summed and checked twice.
Gave the main points or conclusion briefly.
She summed up the main points in two minutes.
The main findings were summed up in one paragraph.
In summed up, up is part of a phrasal verb meaning summarized.
To give the main points briefly or state the conclusion.
To sum up, the plan is too expensive.
The final consonant doubles before -ed and -ing: summed, summing.