单词	summing-up
释义	English Business summing-upnoun [ C usually singular ] uk/ˌsʌm.ɪŋˈʌp/us/ˌsʌm.ɪŋˈʌp/ a speech made by a judge or lawyer to the jury towards the end of a trial, telling them again about the main matters they should consider in the case: The judge referred to this point several times in his summing-up. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Court cases, orders & decisions actionable administer admissible affidavit affiliation order bail bale defend inadmissible injunction judgment judicature judicial plea remedy retrial Rex ruling separation sequester See more results » summing upnoun [ C, usually singular ] plural summings up also summing-up ukusLAW a statement by a judge or lawyer to a jury in a court legal action that gives the main facts that have been provided, in order to help the jury decide if someone is guilty or not: The failure of the trial judge to put this defence before the jury in his summing up was the major ground for upsetting the conviction. The lawyer dramatically changed the course of the trial by his brilliant summing-up.
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summing-upnoun [ C usually singular ]

summing upnoun [ C, usually singular ]