Word: count
Category: count
Health, Sports, Computers & Electronics
Related words: count
medal count, the count, blood count, olympic medal count, word count, medal count 2012, white blood count, olympics, medal count olympics, pollen count, 2012 olympics, medal count 2014, medal count sochi, olympics 2014, count on me
Synonyms: count
calculation, computation, reckoning, tally, enumeration, amount, number, total, numeration, counting
Translations: count
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spanish
Translations:
contar, calcular, numerar, cuenta, Número, Número de, contar con
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german
Translations:
anzahl, graf, anklagepunkt, berechnung, betrachten, zählen, rechnen, Graf, zählt, zu zählen
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french
Translations:
nombre, signifier, calculer, compter, comptage, numération, estime, comptons, computer, addition, ...
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italian
Translations:
considerare, ritenere, conte, calcolo, contare, Numero di, conteggio, conto, conta
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portuguese
Translations:
considerar, contar, conde, contagem, Quantidade, Quantidade de, contam
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dutch
Translations:
meetellen, overwegen, graaf, tellen, optellen, rekenen, tel, mee
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russian
Translations:
подсчет, считать, зачитывать, засчитывать, счёт, насчитать, граф, посчитать, рассчитывать, полагать, ...
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norwegian
Translations:
betrakte, greve, telle, uttelling, teller, stole, regne
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swedish
Translations:
greve, räkna, räknas, räknar, räkna med, lita
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finnish
Translations:
painaa, lukumäärä, kreivi, laskea, luottaa, lasketa, lasketaan
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danish
Translations:
greve, jarl, beregne, tælle, tæller, noget ud, noget ud af, noget
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czech
Translations:
odpočítat, odpočítávání, přepočet, počet, spočítat, napočítat, považovat, počítat, hrabě, kalkulovat, ...
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polish
Translations:
obrachunek, rachować, zliczyć, obrachować, zliczenie, rachunek, odliczać, obliczać, wliczać, liczyć, ...
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hungarian
Translations:
vádpont, megszámlálás, számlálás, végösszeg, számolás, számol, száma, számít, számítanak, számíthat
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turkish
Translations:
kont, saymak, sayılmasını, edilme sayısı, sayımı, sayım
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greek
Translations:
κόμης, μετρώ, υπολογίζω, αρίθμηση, μετράνε, μετρούν, μετρήσει
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ukrainian
Translations:
нараховувати, зчитати, рахівниці, вважати, графе, рахувати, вважатимуться, уважати
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albanian
Translations:
akuzë, numëroj, llogaris, numërimin, mbështeteni
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bulgarian
Translations:
смет, броене, граф, броя, преброяване, брои
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belarusian
Translations:
лічыць
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estonian
Translations:
üldarv, lugema, arvestama, loendama, krahv, loota, arvestada, loe
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croatian
Translations:
zbrojiti, računati, cijeniti, račun, brojati, lijevog strani, strani, računaju
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icelandic
Translations:
telja, treyst, teljast, að telja, telur
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lithuanian
Translations:
grafas, suskaičiuoti, skaičiuoti, tikėtis, skaičius, pasikliauti
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latvian
Translations:
grāfs, skaitīt, skaits, rēķināties, paļauties, skaita
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macedonian
Translations:
брои, смета, избројат, се смета, да смета
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romanian
Translations:
conte, conta, Numar, Numar de, numere, contează
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slovenian
Translations:
šteti, grof, računati, štetje, računajo, računamo, računate
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slovak
Translations:
počítať, rátať, vypočítať
The meaning and "use of": count
noun
- an act of determining the total number of something. - at the last count , fifteen applications were still outstanding
- an act of reciting numbers in ascending order, up to the specified number. - hold the position for five counts
- a point for discussion or consideration. - the program remained vulnerable on a number of counts
- the measure of the fineness of a yarn expressed as the weight of a given length or the length of a given weight. - There are finer counts of yarn, so garments are less inclined to pill.
- a European nobleman whose rank corresponds to that of an English earl. - They all sat in a row, ranged according to their rank - kings and princes and dukes and earls and counts and barons and knights.
- determine the total number of (a collection of items). - I started to count the stars I could see
- take into account; include. - the staff has shrunk to four, or five if you count the summer intern
- be significant. - it did not matter what the audience thought—it was the critics that counted
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