reckon
/ˈrek.ən/verb
B2formalcommon/ˈrek.ən/A verb used to express the act of calculating, estimating, or considering something, often implying a personal opinion or belief.
ruГлагол, используемый для выражения действия по вычислению, оценке или рассмотрению чего-либо, часто подразумевающий личное мнение или убеждение.esVerbo que se usa para expresar el acto de calcular, estimar o considerar algo, a menudo implicando una opinión o creencia personal.frVerbe utilisé pour exprimer le fait de calculer, d'estimer ou de considérer quelque chose, impliquant souvent une opinion personnelle ou une croyance.deVerb, das verwendet wird, um eine Handlung des Berechnens, Schätzens oder Betrachtens auszudrücken, oft mit der eigenen Meinung oder Überzeugung verbunden.ptVerbo usado para expressar a ação de calcular, avaliar ou considerar algo, frequentemente implicando opinião ou convicção pessoal.zh用于表示计算、估计或考虑某事的动词,常指基于个人意见或判断的认为、料想。arفعل يُستخدم للتعبير عن حساب شيء أو تقديره أو اعتباره، وغالبًا ما يعني إبداء رأي شخصي أو اعتقاد.
- Believe or suppose B1 informal british
To think or have an opinion about something.
- I reckon it's going to rain later.
- She reckons he's the best candidate for the job.
- Do you reckon we'll finish on time?
ruПолагатьescreer o suponerfrEstimer, supposerdeGlauben oder annehmenptAcharzh认为arاعتقاد أو افتراض
同义词: assumebelieveconsiderdeemfigureguessholdimaginejudgesupposethink
- Judge to be probable B1 informal british
To consider something as likely or probable.
- I reckon the train will be late.
- They reckon the project will take three months.
- He reckons the price will go up soon.
ruСчитать вероятнымesConsiderar probablefrjuger probabledeFür wahrscheinlich haltenptConsiderar provávelzh认为可能arاعتبار الشيء محتملاً
- Deem to be B2 formal
To consider or regard someone or something in a particular way.
- She is reckoned to be one of the best lawyers in the city.
- The film is reckoned a masterpiece by critics.
- He was reckoned an expert in his field.
ruСчитатьesconsiderarfrConsidérer commedeErachtenptConsiderarzh认为arاعتبار
- Calculate or compute B2 formal
To perform a mathematical calculation or computation.
- He reckoned the total cost of the repairs.
- She quickly reckoned the distance between the two cities.
- The accountant reckoned the annual expenses.
ruПодсчитатьesCalcular o computarfrCalculer ou compterdeBerechnenptCalcularzh计算arحَسَبَ
- Have faith or confidence in B2 informal british
To rely on or trust someone or something.
- You can reckon on his support when you need it.
- They reckon on her experience to lead the team.
- We reckon on the weather being good for the picnic.
ruРассчитыватьesconfiar enfravoir confiance endeSich verlassen aufptContar comzh信赖arيَعْتَمِد على
- Take account of C1 formal
To consider or include something when making a judgment or decision.
- You must reckon with the possibility of delays.
- The plan reckons for unexpected expenses.
- We need to reckon in the cost of materials.
ruУчитыватьestener en cuentafrprendre en comptedeBerücksichtigenptLevar em contazh考虑到arيأخذ في الحسبان
- reckoned past participle
- reckoned past simple
- reckoning present participle
- reckons third person singular