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Meanings of reckon in English
Synonyms
Examples for "figure"
Examples for "figure"
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In reality, given the generous qualifying regulations, quite sizeable movies often figure.
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Today's new figure is down from the 67 new cases reported yesterday.
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I've long given up trying to figure things out in China today.
4
Jun Kwang-hoon is a political figure -a far right political icon.
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But the authors note the figure will vary from year to year.
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Conditions are forecast to deteriorate over coming days particularly in coastal areas.
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However, the forecast now predicts the rain will continue past that point.
3
Did Recorded Future forecast Tunisian political violence in the summer of 2010?
4
Cost inflation this year is in line with managers' forecast, said Premier.
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However, the forecast was clouded by higher production costs and investment expenditure.
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Therefore, one needs to rapidly estimate suitable measures of the screening effect.
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However, due to the crisis, they were allowed to estimate the fall.
3
Ask your lender for a good faith estimate of all closing costs.
4
That will surely be the case with Romney, given his public estimate.
5
One estimate says that your premium will increase by £10 per year.
1
The CDC used different methods in the past to calculate the number.
2
It can calculate far better, work more efficiently; it makes no mistakes.
3
Insurers also calculate their capital needs differently than banks do, Ryan said.
4
Allow children to pay cashiers and calculate the change they should receive.
5
In general, to calculate the y-velocity, I can say: This would work.
1
The general sat holding in his hand a short letter, in cipher.
2
The interpretation of the cipher was written on it in these words:
3
Many film viewers, however, thought HAL was a one-letter-ahead cipher for IBM.
4
Or the writing is in cipher and he must furnish the key.
5
He could penetrate no farther into the instructions; the cipher again changed.
1
We numerically and analytically compute the release of free energy during rupture.
2
The tides of wealth rolled in faster than he could compute them.
3
It is difficult to compute the value of this improvement, in money.
4
Such figures would be necessary in order to compute per cent mortality.
5
Principles of indicator dilution analysis were applied to compute rCBF and rCBV.
1
The Serbian Government spent a small fortune in cypher telegrams about you.
2
There it had been, the juxtaposed cypher, and in the proper order:
3
In the centre of the others, were his majesty's cypher of f.r.
4
We talk to each other in a sort of cypher, dear Rhoda.
5
I then applied myself to the problem of breaking the cypher.
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Mercedes have been able to count on more power in qualifying, however.
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Thankfully, however, he didn't need to count on luck in the future.
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It was always easy to count on avarice among the foot soldiers.
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The problem is that Samaras can count on just over 50 percent.
5
A surly 'Don't count on it' was the best she could manage.
1
He said he needed to work out an inheritance problem with her.
2
More images are currently being planned to help work out what happened.
3
The regulation, for example, about not taking work out of the office...'
4
I'm trying to work out the right balance of history and travel.
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We need to take time to work out the consequences and act.
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.
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Economists reckon a stronger fiscal response is needed to support economic growth.
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Traders in Europe reckon the London-listed stock will get a similar boost.
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Got what he deserved, I reckon.' Sadly, it was a common view.
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That'd be a couple million dollars' worth of credit nowadays, I reckon.
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And I reckon airlines have every right to set a style standard.
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Almost all nations reckon that a legal text is out of reach.
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It's a story, we reckon, she'll be sharing for years to come.
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However, they didn't reckon on a strong comeback from their Tipperary opponents.
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Anyway, we'll know what it was my father saw soon, I reckon.
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But the police didn't reckon on a remarkable show of public support.
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I reckon I applied for about 100 jobs over an eight-month period.
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I belong to the Mount Zion Baptist Church; I reckon I do.
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That one may reckon the first hopeful possibility in the American outlook.
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You'd reckon people had better sense, but a lot of 'em don't.
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