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I. count1 [kaʊnt] VB intr
1. count (say numbers):
count
2. count (matter):
count
to count for little/a lot
3. count (be considered):
to count as sth
4. count (include):
to count among sth
II. count1 [kaʊnt] VB trans
1. count (number, calculate):
count
liczyć [perf po-]
count change
liczyć [perf prze-]
2. count (include):
count
uwzględniać [perf uwzględnić]
not counting sb/sth
3. count (consider):
to count sb as sb
to count sth among sth
zaliczać [perf zaliczyć] coś do czegoś
Phrases:
to count the cost of sth
ponosić [perf ponieść] konsekwencje czegoś
III. count1 [kaʊnt] N
1. count t. SPORTS (counting):
count
to do a count of sth
liczyć [perf po-] coś
at the last count
by my count
2. count (number):
count
calorie count
pollen count
body count
3. count (in measuring time):
hold your breath for a count of 10
4. count LAW:
Phrases:
to lose count of sth
to be out for the count inf (be unconscious)
to be out for the count (be asleep)
count2 [kaʊnt] N (nobleman)
count
close count N ECON
close count
close count
count against VB trans
to count against sb
count down VB intr
count down
odliczać [perf odliczyć]
count on VB trans
to count on sb
count out VB trans
1. count out (count):
count out
odliczać [perf odliczyć]
2. count out inf (exclude):
count me out
3. count out (in boxing):
count out
wyliczać [perf wyliczyć]
count up VB trans
count up
liczyć [perf po-]
count upon VB trans
count upon PHRVB count on
count on VB trans
to count on sb
pollen count N
pollen count
OpenDict entry
part count
part count
OpenDict entry
head count N
Present
Icount
youcount
he/she/itcounts
wecount
youcount
theycount
Past
Icounted
youcounted
he/she/itcounted
wecounted
youcounted
theycounted
Present Perfect
Ihavecounted
youhavecounted
he/she/ithascounted
wehavecounted
youhavecounted
theyhavecounted
Past Perfect
Ihadcounted
youhadcounted
he/she/ithadcounted
wehadcounted
youhadcounted
theyhadcounted
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These signals are decoded to produce a count up pulse or a count down pulse.
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All other players then count up the total value of the remaining tiles in their hand, those totals are summed and the winner receives those additional points.
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It should be evident that the denizens of such a region have all learned how to count up to half a hundred...
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The previous month the company hired one new vice president and promoted another, bringing the total employee count up to 35 full-time workers.
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This arrangement allowed a count up to 10,000.
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