reckon in English

reckon

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expr. reckon up, to count up.
Ex. There were 786 small red roses ... at the first count and ... there will still be all those forget-me-nots to reckon up (Punch).

reckon

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expr. reckon with, to take into consideration; deal with something or someone.
Ex. But in general what is in a politician's head is actual places and people, contingencies immediately to be reckoned with (Edmund Wilson).

reckon

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expr. reckon without one's host. See under host (1).

reckon

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reckon, transitive verb.
1. to find the number or value of; count up.
Ex. Reckon the cost before you decide to purchase the bicycle.
(SYN) compute, calculate.
2. to consider; judge; account.
Ex. He is reckoned the best spel

reckon

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v.i. 1. to count; make a calculation.
(SYN) compute, calculate.
2. to depend; rely.
Ex. You can reckon on our help.
3. to settle; settle accounts.