Rechercher
to count
01
compter
to determine the number of people or objects in a group
Transitive: to count sb/sth
Example
The teacher regularly counts the students at the beginning of the class.
Volunteers help to count the ballots during elections.
Yesterday, they counted the inventory to ensure accuracy.
02
compter
to say the numbers out loud in a correct order
Intransitive
Example
The little girl proudly counted to ten without missing a number.
She taught her little brother how to count.
In the math class, the students were asked to count in multiples of five.
03
compter, avoir de l'importance
to matter or hold importance
Intransitive
Example
Every vote counts in a close election.
It ’s not how much you give, but the thought behind it that counts.
Hard work and dedication are what truly count in achieving success.
04
compter, inclure
to consider or include something or someone as part of a total or decision
Transitive: to count sth
Example
Be sure to count travel time when planning the schedule.
You should count taxes as part of your overall budget.
They did n't count his absence, as it was due to illness.
05
compter, inclure
to include or leave out of a total or calculation
Transitive: to count sth
Example
The referee chose not to count the disputed goal in the final score.
You can count your internship as part of your work experience.
The museum decided not to count free admissions in their annual attendance numbers.
06
considérer, compter
to regard something as an instance of a particular type or as possessing a specific quality
Transitive: to count sb/sth as part of a group
Example
We count this painting as one of the finest examples of modern art.
Many people count her work as a major influence on the industry.
He counts his experience in the field as a valuable asset.
07
compter, avoir de l'importance
have a certain value or carry a certain weight
Intransitive: to count as a certain value | to count for a certain value
Example
In this game, each card counts as one point.
The team ’s previous victories count for nothing if they lose this match.
In this debate, his words count for a great deal.
Count
01
compter
the act of saying the numbers out loud in an order
Example
The teacher asked the students to do a count from one to twenty.
He did a quick count of the items on the grocery list.
The referee conducted a count of the players on the field before the match.
02
nombre, compte
the total number counted
03
comte, comtesse
a noble title in European countries, ranking below a marquess and above a viscount
Example
The count lived in an impressive castle on the outskirts of the village.
In medieval times, the count was responsible for overseeing the administration of his territory.
As a count, he had the privilege of attending royal court ceremonies and functions.
04
point soulevé, argument discuté
a point argued or discussed
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