count out

• Verbo frasal que significa excluir a alguien o algo de un plan o actividad, o contar los objetos uno por uno y repartirlos/ asignarlos.

A phrasal verb meaning to exclude someone or something from a plan or activity, or to count items one by one and distribute them.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Exclude from participationinformal

   To decide that someone or something will not be included in an activity or plan.

   descartar / excluir

   • Count me out of the hiking trip; I'm too tired.
   • They counted him out of the competition due to his injury.
   • She counted out the idea of going to the party.

   Sinónimosbardisregardeliminateexceptexcludeleave outomitrule out

   Antónimosinclude

2. Count items one by oneformal

   To count items individually, often by placing them aside.

   contar uno a uno

   • He counted out the money for the taxi driver.
   • She counted out the coins to pay for the coffee.
   • The cashier counted out the change carefully.

   Sinónimoscountenumeratenumberreckontally

Verbo basecount