counting

An adjective used to describe something that is related to or involves counting, often used in phrases like 'counting number' or 'counting system'.

• 🇪🇸Adjetivo que se refiere a algo relacionado con contar o enumerar, o que implica un proceso de conteo, como en 'número contable' o 'sistema de conteo'.

1. Including or considering B1 informal

   Used to indicate that someone or something is included in a calculation or consideration.

   • Counting the children, there were twenty people at the party.
   • Counting the weekends, I have three days off.
   • Counting the new members, the club now has fifty members.

   🇪🇸incluyendo o considerando

   Sinónimos: reckoning

• more counting comparative form
• most counting superlative form

incontable

A noun referring to the act or process of determining the total number of items in a group or sequence, often by assigning numbers sequentially.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que denota la acción o proceso de determinar el número total de elementos en un grupo o secuencia, a menudo asignando números sucesivamente; también puede referirse al resultado de ese recuento o a la consideración o inclusión de algo en un total.

1. The act of counting A1 formal

   The process of determining the total number of items in a group by reciting numbers in order.

   • The counting of votes took several hours.
   • She is learning basic counting in kindergarten.
   • The counting of inventory is done every month.

   🇪🇸acción de contar

   Sinónimos: countenumerationnumberingreckoning

2. Inclusion or consideration B2 formal

   The act of including someone or something in a calculation or consideration.

   • Counting the new members, the club now has 50 people.
   • With counting of overtime, his salary is quite high.
   • Counting all expenses, the trip cost over $2000.

   🇪🇸inclusión o consideración

   Sinónimos: accountconsiderationinclusionregard

   Antónimos: exclusionomission

• countings plural form
• countings' possessive plural form
• counting's possessive singular form

A verb used to indicate the act of determining the total number of items in a group or to consider someone or something as important.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que se utiliza para indicar la acción de determinar el número total de objetos en un grupo, o para considerar a alguien o algo como importante o digno de tenerse en cuenta.

1. Determine the number A1 formal

   To say numbers in order to find out how many there are.

   • She counted the coins in her purse.
   • The teacher asked the children to count from one to ten.
   • He counted the number of people in the room.

   🇪🇸contar

   Sinónimos: calculatecomputeenumeratenumberreckontallytotal

2. Include in a calculation A2 formal

   To include someone or something in a calculation or total.

   • Don't count me out of the game.
   • We counted the days until the holiday.
   • The votes are still being counted.

   🇪🇸incluir en un cálculo

   Sinónimos: addenumeratefactor inincludenumberreckontallytotal

   Antónimos: excludeomit

3. Consider or regard B1 formal

   To consider someone or something in a particular way.

   • I count him as one of my closest friends.
   • She counts her job as a great opportunity.
   • They count this project as a success.

   🇪🇸Considerar

   Sinónimos: considerdeemesteemholdjudgelook onrateregardseeview

   Antónimos: disregardignoreoverlook

4. Matter or be important B1 informal

   To have importance or value.

   • Every vote counts in an election.
   • Your opinion counts a lot to me.
   • In the end, only your actions count.

   🇪🇸importar, tener importancia

   Sinónimos: carry weightmattersignifyweigh

• counted past participle
• counted past simple
• counting present participle
• counts third person singular

Variantes phrasal: count downcount offcount oncount out