count in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
count in Kashmiri कॉशुर
count in English
- count⇄count (1), verb, noun.
- count⇄count (2), noun.
a European nobleman equal in rank to an English earl. - count⇄expr. count for, to amount to; be worth.
Ex. That idea does not count for much. - count⇄expr. count in, (Informal.) to include.
Ex. Count me in on the list for the picnic. ""Well, George, if the boys are sending flowers, count me in"" (Saturday Review). - count⇄expr. count off, to divide into equal groups by counting.
Ex. For the spelling bee, you may count off from the left. - count⇄expr. count out,
a. to fail to consider or include.
Ex. If you go skiing, count me out.
b. to declare (a fallen boxer) the loser when he fails to rise after 10 seconds have been counted.
Ex. He is down on the canvas and the refe - count⇄noun 1. an adding up; a finding out how many.
Ex. The count showed that 5,000 votes had been cast.
(SYN) calculation, reckoning.
2. the total number; amount.
Ex. a full count of years. The exact count was 5,170 votes.
3. - count⇄v.i. 1a. to name numbers in order.
Ex. to count by tens to one hundred. The child can count from one to ten.
b. to find out how many individual objects are in a collection.
Ex. While I'm cataloguing the books I'll also count.
c. - count⇄v.t. 1a. to name numbers in order up to.
Ex. Wait till I count ten.
(SYN) enumerate.
b. to add up; find the number of.
Ex. We counted the books and found there were fifty.
c. to reckon by more complex methods of computati