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calculate [ˈkælkjʊleɪt]a. [+ speed, weight, distance] calculerb. [+ probability, consequence, risk] évaluerd. it is calculated to do... ( = intended) c'est destiné à faire...• this was not calculated to reassure me ( = didn't have the effect of) cela n'était pas fait pour me rassurer* * *['kælkjʊleɪt]transitive verb1) ( work out) calculer [cost, distance, price]2) ( estimate) évaluer [effect, probability]3) ( intend) -
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calculate ['kælkjʊleɪt]∎ he calculated that his chances of success were reasonably good il calcula ou estima qu'il avait d'assez bonnes chances de réussir(b) (design, intend)∎ her remark was calculated to offend the guests sa réflexion était destinée à offenser les invités;∎ words calculated to reassure us paroles propres à nous rassurer;∎ the price of the house was scarcely calculated to attract potential buyers le prix de la maison n'a guère été calculé pour attirer d'éventuels acheteurs(a) Mathematics calculer, faire des calculs∎ I calculated on George lending me the money je comptais sur George pour me prêter l'argent -
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['kælkjuleit](to count or estimate, using numbers: Calculate the number of days in a century.) calculer- calculation - calculator -
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Glossaire des termes pour l'organisation d'événements > to calculate
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8 to calculate the earthworks quantities
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > to calculate the earthworks quantities
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9 to calculate
calculer; supputer; évaluer; déterminerEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to calculate
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10 accurately
accurately [ˈækjʊrɪtlɪ]* * *['ækjərətlɪ]adverb [calculate] exactement; [report] avec exactitude; [estimate, assess] précisément -
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reckon [ˈrekən]a. ( = calculate) [+ time, points] compter ; [+ cost] calculerb. ( = judge) estimer• the number of victims was reckoned at around 300 on a estimé le nombre de victimes à environ 300 personnes• what do you reckon one of these houses would cost? d'après vous, combien coûte une maison comme celle-ci ?• what do you reckon? qu'en penses-tu ?calculer, compter* * *['rekən] 1.transitive verb2) (colloq) ( think)3) ( calculate accurately) calculer [amount]4) (colloq) ( believe to be good)5) (colloq) ( like) estimer [person]2.intransitive verb calculerPhrasal Verbs: -
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reckon ['rekən](a) (estimate) estimer;∎ there were reckoned to be about fifteen hundred demonstrators on a estimé à mille cinq cents le nombre des manifestants;∎ I reckon this building to be about three hundred years old je pense que ce bâtiment a environ trois cents ans(b) (consider) considérer;∎ I reckon this restaurant to be the best in town je considère ce restaurant comme le meilleur de la ville;∎ he is reckoned to be one of the richest men in England ce serait l'un des hommes les plus riches d'Angleterre;∎ familiar I don't reckon her chances much je ne crois pas qu'elle ait beaucoup de chances□∎ I reckon you're right je crois bien que tu as raison□ ;∎ I reckon the omelette is ready je crois que l'omelette est prête□ ;∎ how old do you reckon he is? quel âge lui donnez-vous?□ ;∎ it's all over, I reckon je suppose que tout est fini□ ;∎ what do you reckon? qu'en pensez-vous?□∎ they had reckoned to make more profit from the venture ils comptaient ou pensaient que l'entreprise leur rapporterait de plus gros bénéfices;∎ you should reckon to be there by six o'clock at the latest il faut que tu prévois d'arriver à six heures au plus tard(calculate) calculer, compter;∎ reckoning from today à partir ou à compter d'aujourd'huiBritish compter, inclure∎ you can reckon on him making a mess of it tu peux compter sur lui pour tout gâcher;∎ don't reckon on it n'y comptez pas∎ I was reckoning on more je m'attendais à plus;∎ she had reckoned on going next week elle avait prévu d'y aller la semaine prochaine;∎ I didn't reckon on that extra cost je n'avais pas prévu ces frais supplémentaires∎ to reckon up a bill faire une facturefaire ses comptes;∎ to reckon up with sb régler ses comptes avec qncompter avec; (as opponent) avoir affaire à;∎ they didn't reckon with the army/the opposition ils ont compté sans l'armée/l'opposition;∎ we had to reckon with stiff opposition nous avons eu affaire à une forte opposition;∎ you'll have to reckon with another guest/his brother il faudra compter avec un invité supplémentaire/son frère;∎ he hadn't reckoned with this response il ne s'attendait pas à cette réaction;∎ she's a force to be reckoned with c'est une femme avec laquelle il faut compter(a) (do without) se passer de, se débrouiller sans;∎ you'll have to reckon without my help il faudra vous débrouiller sans ou vous passer de moi∎ he had reckoned without his rivals il n'avait pas tenu compte de ses rivaux;∎ she had reckoned without the fact that they had no car elle n'avait pas pris en compte le fait qu'ils n'avaient pas de voiture -
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mentally [ˈmentəlɪ]* * *['mentəlɪ]1) Medicine2) ( regarding the mind)3) ( inwardly) [resolve] dans son for intérieur; [calculate] mentalement -
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roughly [ˈrʌflɪ]a. ( = violently) brutalementb. ( = crudely) grossièrementc. ( = approximately) à peu près• it costs roughly $100 ça coûte environ 100 dollars• roughly translated, the name means... traduit approximativement, ce nom veut dire...* * *['rʌflɪ]1) [calculate, describe, indicate] grossièrement, rapidementroughly speaking — en gros, approximativement
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1) ( exercise) s'entraîner2) ( go according to plan) marcher3) ( add up)to work out at GB ou to US — s'élever à
work out [something], work [something] out4) ( calculate) calculer [amount]5) ( solve) trouver [answer, reason, culprit]; résoudre [problem]; comprendre [clue]6) ( devise) concevoir [plan, scheme]; trouver [route]work [somebody] out comprendre [person] -
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[ə'ses]1) (to estimate or judge the quality or quantity of: Can you assess my chances of winning?) évaluer2) (to estimate in order to calculate tax due on: My income has been assessed wrongly.) évaluer•- assessor -
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I noun(nobleman in certain countries, equal in rank to a British earl.) comte- countessII 1. verb1) (to name the numbers up to: Count (up to) ten.) compter2) (to calculate using numbers: Count (up) the number of pages; Count how many people there are; There were six people present, not counting the chairman.) compter3) (to be important or have an effect or value: What he says doesn't count; All these essays count towards my final mark.) compter4) (to consider: Count yourself lucky to be here.) estimer2. noun1) (an act of numbering: They took a count of how many people attended.) compte2) (a charge brought against a prisoner etc: She faces three counts of theft.) chef d'accusation3. adjective(see countable.)- counter- countdown - count on - out for the count
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