reckon
verb [T] (CALCULATE) /ˈrek.ən/ mainly UKDefinition
› to calculate an amount: Angela quickly reckoned the amount on her fingers. The inflation rate is now reckoned to be ten percent.Numbering and counting
(Definition of reckon verb (CALCULATE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- cash up phrasal verb
- census noun
- count noun (NUMBER)
- count sth out phrasal verb
- count verb (NUMBER)
- counter noun (DOING COUNTING)
- decimal adjective
- decimal noun
- decimal point noun
- decimalization noun
- number verb (WRITE SYMBOL)
- numeracy noun
- numerate adjective
- numerical adjective
- pagination noun
- reckon sth in phrasal verb
- recount noun
- recount verb
- run to sth phrasal verb (SIZE)
- tot sth up phrasal verb
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