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Definition of counted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
mathematicsincluded in a total or tally
- The votes were counted and verified.
- All the participants were counted in the final tally.
- The counted items were placed in the storage.
Expressions with counted
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to publicly show your views or vote with courage
She decided to stand up and be counted during the meeting!
showing clear support or taking a firm position openly
She is a standing up and being counted member of the team.
Origin of counted
Old French, conter (to tell) + -ed (past tense)
Terms with counted included in their meaning
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vote counting
the evening when votes are counted in an election
approximate number
about twenty people or things, not exactly counted
calculation
according to what someone has figured out or counted
measurement
able to be measured or counted in numbers
innumerable
too many to be counted or measured
finance
part of income or value not counted when calculating tax
baseball
have a pitch counted as a strike
sports
part of a goal in soccer not counted as a score
counting
counted or recorded
numbers
large number of thousands not counted
quantity
describing a very large number not counted
countless
too many to be counted
linguistics
ability of a noun to be counted
able to count
able to be counted or enumerated
countless
too many to be counted
elections
voting paper not counted because of mistakes or marks
linguistics
noun that cannot be counted individually
countless
too many to be counted
acr: annō Dominī
years counted from the birth of Jesus
abr: dozen
group of twelve items counted together
uncountable
so many that they cannot be counted
relationship
casual sexual partner counted as a conquest
abr: pieces
small separate parts of something counted together
linguistics
noun that can be counted and used with numbers
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- French:compté, ...
- German:gezählt, ...
- Italian:contato, ...
- Spanish:contado, ...
- Portuguese:contado, ...
- Chinese:包括在内, ...
- Japanese:数えられた, ...
- Arabic:محسوب, ...
- Hebrew:נִסְפָּר, ...
- Russian:включённый, ...
- Ukrainian:підрахований, ...
- Hindi:गिने हुए, ...
Definition of count - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
math tasktr./intr. determine the total number of itemstr./intr.
- She began to count the stars in the sky.
2.
final sumintr. amount to a totalintr.
- The guests count to fifty in total.
3.
importanceintr. have importance or valueintr.
- Every vote counts in an election.
4.
mathtr./intr. recite numbers in ordertr./intr.
- She can count to ten easily.
5.
inclusiontr. consider as part of a grouptr.
- We must count him as a team member.
6.
trusttr. have faith or confidence intr.
- You can count on me for support.
Noun
1.
countingact of counting or tallying a quantity
- The count of votes took all night.
2.
mathematicsresult of a tally revealing a number
- The final count was 150 attendees.
3.
sportsUS number of balls and strikes in baseballUS
- The count is 3-2 on the batter.
4.
nobilityUK nobleman between dukes and baronsUK
- The count attended the royal banquet.
5.
legalcharge of misconduct in legal proceedings
- He faced three counts of fraud.
Adjective
packagingshowing the number of items in a package
- The box has a count label of 12 eggs.
Expressions with count
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recite numbers in descending order, usually toward zero
Please count down from ten before the launch.
determine the number of chickens
We need to count chickens in the coop.
count the number of people present
The teacher asked the students to count heads before leaving the museum.
include someone in an activity or plan
If you're going to the movies, count me in.
count numbers from one to ten
When stressed, she counts to 10 slowly.
exclude him from an activity or plan
They decided to count him out of the meeting.
agree to participate in an activity
If you're going to the party, count me in!
say numbers in sequence for organization or coordination
The soldiers began to count off before starting the drill.
depend on someone or something for help or expected results
You can count on me to finish the job.
enumerate items while organizing or transferring them
She began to count out the coins on the table.
keep track of the number of days
He counted the days since he last saw her.
pause to calm down when angry or upset
When you're angry, count to ten before speaking.
count items to get a total sum
She will count up the votes after the election.
not consider us in a decision or group
When planning the event, they decided to count us out.
forget the total number of something during counting
She started to lose count of how many times he apologized.
referring to the most recent count or tally
At the last count, the population was 10,000.
be considered a disadvantage
His lack of experience may count against him in the job interview.
consider someone or something as part of a group
She counts him among her closest friends.
have importance or value in a situation
His opinion doesn't count for much here.
have no value or importance
His promises count for nothing after so many lies.
exclude oneself from participation in something
If you're going hiking, count me out.
highlight the rarity or infrequency of something
You can count on one hand the sunny days here.
try to fall asleep by imagining sheep
When I can't sleep, I count sheep.
not consider someone as a possibility
Don't count her out for the promotion.
Origin of count
Latin, computare (to calculate)
Examples of count in a sentence
Let's count the number of chairs in the room. Please count the number of chairs in the room. We need to count the votes before announcing the winner. Your opinion counts in this discussion. Every detail counts when planning an event. The children count from one to twenty together.
Please count backward from ten. Don't forget to count her in the guest list. We should count this as a win for the team. I count on her to keep my secrets safe. They count on the weather to hold for the event. The count of attendees exceeded expectations. She kept a careful count of her expenses. The count showed a surprising number of errors. After recounting, the count was confirmed as accurate. The pitcher checked the count before the next throw. With a full count, the tension in the stadium rose. The count inherited vast estates from his ancestors. A count was appointed to oversee the region's affairs. The defendant was acquitted of all counts. The indictment included several counts of embezzlement. The package has a count of 50 screws. Each bag displays a count of 100 candies.
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- French:compter, dépouillement, ...
- German:zählen, Zählen, ...
- Italian:enumerare, conteggio, ...
- Spanish:contar, recuento, ...
- Portuguese:contar, contagem, ...
- Chinese:数, 计数, ...
- Japanese:数える, 集計, ...
- Arabic:عَدَّ, عَدّ, ...
- Hebrew:לִסְפּוֹר, סְפִירָה, ...
- Russian:подсчитывать, подсчет, ...
- Ukrainian:рахувати, підрахунок, ...
- Hindi:गिनना, गिनती, ...
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