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to reckon
01
to think or have an opinion about something
Transitive: to reckon that
Examples
He reckoned that the project would take longer than anticipated.
02
to guess something using available information
Transitive: to reckon sth
Examples
After assessing the project requirements, the team tried to reckon the time needed for completion.
03
to think of or judge something in a particular way
Complex Transitive: to reckon sth [adj] | to reckon sth sth
Examples
The project was reckoned a success due to the high turnout.
04
to calculate or estimate the value, amount, or number of something
Transitive: to reckon quantity of something
Examples
The accountant reckoned the profits for the year based on the sales report.
05
to believe or accept something as true or certain, often with confidence or trust
Intransitive: to reckon on sth
Examples
She reckoned on winning the competition after practicing for months.
06
to count or calculate the total number of something
Transitive: to reckon sth
Examples
He reckoned the number of books on the shelf and found there were over 100.
07
to expect to do something particular
Transitive: to reckon to do sth
Examples
She reckoned to finish the report by the end of the day.
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