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A vtr1 (judge, consider) estimer (that que) ; we reckon that this solution is the best nous estimons que cette solution est la meilleure ; sb/sth is reckoned to be on estime que qn/qch est ; the region is reckoned to be uninhabitable on estime que la région est inhabitable ; she is reckoned (to be) the cleverest elle est considérée comme la plus intelligente ; he is reckoned among our best salesmen il est considéré comme l'un de nos meilleurs vendeurs ;2 ○ ( think) to reckon (that) croire que ; I reckon we should leave now je crois que nous devrions partir maintenant ;3 ( estimate) estimer ; the number of part-time workers is reckoned at two million le nombre des employés à temps partiel est estimé à deux millions ; I reckon he's about 50 à mon avis il a à peu près 50 ans ; what do you reckon our chances of survival are? quelles sont, à votre avis, nos chances de survie? ;4 ( expect) to reckon to do compter faire ; we reckon to reach London by midday nous comptons arriver à Londres avant midi ;5 ( calculate accurately) calculer [charges, amount, number, rent] ;6 ○ ( believe to be good) I don't reckon your chances of success je doute de vos chances de succès ;7 ○ ( like) estimer [person].B vi calculer.■ reckon on ○:▶ reckon on [sb/sth] compter sur ;▶ reckon on doing s'attendre à faire ;▶ reckon on sb ou sb's doing ( expect) attendre de qn qu'il fasse ; ( rely) compter sur qn pour qu'il fasse.■ reckon up:▶ reckon up calculer ;▶ reckon [ sth] up, reckon up [sth] calculer.■ reckon with:▶ reckon with [sb/sth] compter avec ; we had to reckon with a lot of opposition il nous a fallu compter avec une opposition importante ; a force to be reckoned with une force avec laquelle il faut compter.▶ reckon without [sb/sth] compter sans.
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