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Meanings of count on in anglès

portuguès
prognosticar
català
preveure
espanyol
prever

Judge to be probable.

preveure

To have confidence or faith in.

Usage of count on in anglès
1
Mercedes have been able to count on more power in qualifying, however.
Radio NZ
2
Thankfully, however, he didn't need to count on luck in the future.
Something about You
3
It was always easy to count on avarice among the foot soldiers.
Map of bones
4
The problem is that Samaras can count on just over 50 percent.
Reuters
5
A surly 'Don't count on it' was the best she could manage.
Blood and Bone
6
Consumers could once count on ever-rising home prices to buffer their wealth.
Reuters
7
Either way he can count on the support of his wife Brigitte.
The Irish Times
8
And she can't really count on her family supporting her corner, either.
The South African
9
News organizations can't count on elections every day or a bridge collapsing.
Reuters
10
Who can we count on to protect our election process in 2020?
The Guardian
11
I'll need someone I can count on to lead the task force.
Something about You
12
We did not count on Tritt's quixotic action at just that moment.
The Gods Themselves
13
And the Saudis, he suggested, could no longer count on preferential treatment.
The Guardian
14
I couldn't count on the masters' generosity two terms in a row.
The Name of the Wind
15
I presume I can count on you good people to be witnesses.
Artemis Fowl: the opal deception
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I knew I could count on you to do the right thing.
Wicked lovely
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Translations for count on
Count on through the time
Count on across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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