population count

US: /ˌpɑːpjəˈleɪʃən kaʊnt/

Definition

Definition of population count - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

mathematicstotal number of people living in a specific place at one time

The population count has doubled in the last fifty years.
Population count in urban areas is projected to rise sharply by 2050.
The census provides an accurate population count for each district.

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Expressions with population

decimate the population

drastically reduce the number of people

War can decimate the population of a country in a short time.

small population

group of few people or organisms

The island has a small population of native birds.

population increase

growth in the number of people living in a specific area

The city has struggled to provide housing during the rapid population increase.

total population

overall number of people living in a specific country city or region

The total population of the city has doubled in twenty years.

world population

total number of people living on Earth at one time

The world population has increased rapidly over the past century.

aging population

increasing average age of people

The aging population is a significant factor in the country's economic planning.

Expressions with count

count chickens

determine the number of chickens

We need to count chickens in the coop.

count down

reduce numbers sequentially towards zero

The crowd began to count down from ten to one..

count heads

count the number of people present

The teacher asked the students to count heads before leaving the museum.

count in

include someone in an activity or plan

If you're going to the movies, count me in.

count to 10

count numbers from one to ten

When stressed, she counts to 10 slowly.

count him out

exclude him from an activity or plan

They decided to count him out of the meeting.

count me in

exp.

agree to participate in an activity

If you're going to the party, count me in!

count off

say numbers in sequence for organization or coordination

The soldiers began to count off before starting the drill.

count on

depend on someone or something for help or expected results

You can count on me to finish the job.

count out

enumerate items while organizing or transferring them

She began to count out the coins on the table.

Terms with population count included in their meaning

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census

population count

official count of people, sometimes including property or other details

census

demographics

conduct an official population count or survey

census family

mathematics

small group in one home defined by official population count rules

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French:effectif de la population, ...
German:Bevölkerungszahl, ...
Italian:numero della popolazione, ...
Spanish:recuento de población, ...
Portuguese:contagem da população, ...
Chinese:人口总数, ...
Japanese:人口, ...
Arabic:عَدَدُ السُّكَّانِ, ...
Hebrew:סְפִירַת אוּכְלוּסִין, ...
Russian:численность населения, ...
Ukrainian:чисельність населення, ...
Hindi:जनसंख्या संख्या, ...
Bengali:জনসংখ্যা গণনা, ...
Catalan:recompte de població, ...
Czech:počet obyvatel, ...
Danish:befolkningstal, ...
Dutch:bevolkingsaantal, ...
Greek:πληθυσμιακό μέγεθος, ...
Hungarian:népességszám, ...
Khmer:ចំនួនប្រជាជន, ...
Korean:인구 수, ...
Persian:شمار جمعیت, ...
Polish:liczba ludności, ...
Portuguese (BR):contagem da população, ...
Romanian:număr al populației, ...
Swedish:befolkningsantal, ...
Thai:จำนวนประชากร, ...
Turkish:nüfus sayısı, ...
Vietnamese:số dân, ...

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