count
🇺🇸
/kaʊnt/
🇬🇧
/kaʊnt/
verb
A2
To say numbers in order, from one up to a certain number.
She can count up to 10 in Italian.
她可以用意大利语数到10。
A2
To find out the total number of things in a group by saying numbers.
She began to count up how many guests they had to invite.
她开始计算他们需要邀请多少客人。
B1
To include someone or something in a total.
The tour guide was sure one person was missing from the group until she realized she had forgotten to count herself.
导游确信小组中少了一个人，直到她意识到她忘了把自己算进去。
B1
To be of importance or to matter.
It is going to be a close election, so every vote counts.
这将是一场势均力敌的选举，所以每一票都很重要。
B2
To be officially accepted or to accept something officially.
Applications received after 1 July will not be counted.
7月1日之后收到的申请将不被计算在内。
R
To regard or be regarded in a certain way.
I count myself lucky to have known him.
我感到自己很幸运能认识他。
noun
B1
The act of finding the total number of something by saying numbers.
The bus driver did a quick count of the empty seats.
公交车司机迅速数了一下空座位。
B1
The act of saying numbers in order, starting from one.
On the count of three, take one step forward.
数到三时，向前迈一步。
R
A measurement of the quantity of something in a substance or area.
A raised white blood cell count.
白细胞计数升高。
R
A crime that someone is accused of.
They were found guilty on all counts.
他们在所有指控上都被判有罪。
R
A point made in a discussion or argument.
I disagree with you on both counts.
我在这两方面都不同意你。
R
A nobleman of high rank, like an earl.
Count Tolstoy.
托尔斯泰伯爵。
translation
数数, 计算总数, 计入, 重要, 被认可, 视为
计数, 数数, 数量, 罪状, 论点, 伯爵
词形变化
3rd Present
counts
Progressive
counting
Past
counted
Plural
counts
Perfect
counted