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1 Count
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2 count corral
A corral in which cattle are counted. -
3 Mexicans don't count
As Hendrickson notes, this was a derogatory expression used by gunmen in the Southwest, suggesting that they kept count of all of the men whom they had killed, except the Indians and Mexicans. Also "Indians don't count." -
4 me apunto
• count me in• I'm on -
5 contar hasta
• count to• count up to -
6 recuento
• count• counting• inventory• re-count• recount -
7 calcular el gasto
• count the cost -
8 calcular los riesgos
• count the cost -
9 cargo de acusación
• count of indictment -
10 contar al revés
• count back -
11 contar cada centavo
• count every penny -
12 contar con los dedos
• count on one's fingers -
13 contar de diez en diez
• count in tens -
14 contar de nuevo
• count over -
15 contar hacia atrás
• count back -
16 contar los votos
• count the votes -
17 contar por los dedos
• count on one's fingers -
18 contar uno a uno
• count one by one -
19 conteo
• count• counting• headboard• headcount• headdress -
20 cuenta decreciente
• count down
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