to reckon
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“reckon”的英语定义和含义

to reckon
01

认为, 估计

to think or have an opinion about something 
Transitive: to reckon that
to reckon definition and meaning
语法信息
形态构成
简单词
动作动词
规则
现在时
reckon
第三人称单数
reckons
现在分词
reckoning
一般过去时
reckoned
过去分词
reckoned
例子
He reckoned that the project would take longer than anticipated. 

认为这个项目会比预期的要花更长时间。

02

估计, 估算

to guess something using available information 
Transitive: to reckon sth
to reckon definition and meaning
例子
After assessing the project requirements, the team tried to reckon the time needed for completion. 

在评估项目要求后,团队试图估算完成所需的时间。

03

认为, 评估

to think of or judge something in a particular way 
Complex Transitive: to reckon sth [adj] | to reckon sth sth
例子
The project was reckoned a success due to the high turnout. 

由于高出席率,该项目被认为是成功的。

04

计算, 估计

to calculate or estimate the value, amount, or number of something 
Transitive: to reckon quantity of something
例子
The accountant reckoned the profits for the year based on the sales report. 

会计师根据销售报告计算了该年的利润。

05

认为, 相信

to believe or accept something as true or certain, often with confidence or trust 
Intransitive: to reckon on sth
例子
She reckoned on winning the competition after practicing for months. 

指望在练习了几个月后赢得比赛。

06

, 计算

to count or calculate the total number of something 
Transitive: to reckon sth
例子
He reckoned the number of books on the shelf and found there were over 100. 

数了书架上的书,发现超过100本。

07

计算, 估计

to expect to do something particular 
Transitive: to reckon to do sth
例子
She reckoned to finish the report by the end of the day. 

预计在一天结束前完成报告。

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