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1. n1) рахунок; підрахунок2) увага3) текст. номер пряжі4) юр. пункт обвинувачення5) заст. підсумок6) граф2. v1) рахувати, підраховувати; перелічувати2) брати до уваги, враховувати3) вважати, гадатиcount yourself fortunate — вважай, що тобі пощастило
4) мати значення5) юр. викладати справу□ count on (upon) — розраховувати на щось
□ count out — парл. відкласти засідання через відсутність кворуму
□ count up — підраховувати
* * *I [kaunt] n1) рахунок; підрахунок; облік; підсумок; cпopт. підрахунок секунд ( знаходження в нокдауні або в нокауті)2) увага3) тeкcт. номер пряжі4) юp. пункт обвинувачення або позовної заяви; виклад справи5) елк. одиночний імпульс6)II [kaunt] v1) рахувати; підраховувати; перераховувати2) брати до уваги, у розрахунок, враховувати, зараховувати3) вважати, думати, розглядати5) (on, upon) розраховувати (на що-небудь, кого-небудь)6) ( for) мати значення, бути вартим, заслуговувати7) ( against) говорити проти; мати негативне значення8) юp. викладати справуIII [kaunt] n
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