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Meanings of reckon in English
Usage of reckon in English
1
But some reckon that the new age needs buttressing by new thinking.
2
His excellent health and physique made it difficult to reckon his age.
3
Economists reckon a stronger fiscal response is needed to support economic growth.
4
Traders in Europe reckon the London-listed stock will get a similar boost.
5
Got what he deserved, I reckon.' Sadly, it was a common view.
6
That'd be a couple million dollars' worth of credit nowadays, I reckon.
7
And I reckon airlines have every right to set a style standard.
8
Almost all nations reckon that a legal text is out of reach.
9
It's a story, we reckon, she'll be sharing for years to come.
10
However, they didn't reckon on a strong comeback from their Tipperary opponents.
11
Anyway, we'll know what it was my father saw soon, I reckon.
12
But the police didn't reckon on a remarkable show of public support.
13
I reckon I applied for about 100 jobs over an eight-month period.
14
I belong to the Mount Zion Baptist Church; I reckon I do.
15
That one may reckon the first hopeful possibility in the American outlook.
16
You'd reckon people had better sense, but a lot of 'em don't.
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Translations for reckon
Reckon through the time
Reckon across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Less common
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