riassumono

Riassumono is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb riassumere, which means to summarize or condense. It is used when the subject is plural, for example: Gli studenti riassumono i capitoli principali del libro.

Conjugation and forms: The present indicative forms of riassumere are: io riassumo, tu riassumi, lui/lei riassume, noi riassumiamo, voi riassumete, loro riassumono. The verb also forms other tenses and voices through standard Italian conjugation, with the past participle riassunto and the gerund riassumendo. The infinitive is riassumere, and related nouns include riassunto (a summary) and riassuntivo (summarizing or summarizing-related).

Usage and meaning: Riassumono is used to denote that someone or something (plural subjects) summarizes or recaps information, texts, events, or discussions. It is transitive and commonly appears in contexts such as journalism, academic writing, and everyday speech when presenting a condensed account of content. It is often paired with direct objects like i punti principali, gli avvenimenti, or i dati.

Related concepts: The noun riassunto refers to the summary itself, while riassuntivo can describe something that serves to summarize (for example, un testo riassuntivo). Riassumere is related to other verbs meaning to take up or to synthesize, and it is part of a broader family of terms used to express condensation or recapitulation of information.