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Meanings of reckoning in anglès
The act of counting; reciting numbers in ascending order.
Synonyms
Examples for "calculation"
Examples for "calculation"
1
Conclusions: Doses to organs at risk vary depending on the calculation method.
2
Simple slope may offer an acceptable alternative given its ease of calculation.
3
Other religious-liberty lawyers say a public health emergency changes the legal calculation.
4
In a numerical calculation, the problem is broken into small time steps.
5
The gizmos may not be good for much beyond one particular calculation.
1
Sam didn't answer; he had trouble figuring out what the words meant.
2
However, figuring out how to pronounce the word was your own problem.
3
Of course, figuring out what an asset is worth isn't always easy.
4
The first problem will be figuring out which virus a patient has.
5
It also meant figuring out how to go forward with the case.
1
After seven and a half million years of computation, it replied 'forty-two'.
2
The book convinced him such lengths weren't necessary: he just needed computation.
3
Amazon charges for many of its products, including computation time and storage.
4
Someone has to cover the cost of computation on a public blockchain.
5
The cost of this dinner may be seen by the following computation:
Usage of reckoning in anglès
1
It's time for a reckoning with reality, reflection and reform, principled action.
2
And second, I'm reckoning you have less than ten minutes, said Rook.
3
The second option was more difficult as it entailed serious, introspective reckoning.
4
There are seven pueblos in ruins in the canyon, without reckoning Nos.
5
A reckoning of the past really has to come at some point.
6
In Argentina, government critics warn such a reckoning is already under way.
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We're at a crucial and incredible moment of reckoning, and of opportunity.
8
Correct me if I'm wrong, but my reckoning leaves us sixty-two ahead.
9
It is strange; I had lost the just reckoning of her age.
10
The day of reckoning comes in time and the dream is over.
11
The Secretary wasn't small: five foot seven or eight by his reckoning.
12
A quarter of a century is a long time by anyone's reckoning.
13
The reckoning of Ronador and the Baron came by the cypress pool.
14
Photograph: Charlie Bibby But Clegg believed a moment of reckoning was imminent.
15
The time in the logs throughout is according to nautical reckoning, i.e.
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The next day negotiations commenced; but everyone was out of his reckoning.
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Translations for reckoning
portuguès
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Reckoning through the time
Reckoning across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common