Usage of "reckon with"

To incorporate in a price for which one asks.

Usage of reckon with in inglês

Erdogan must also reckon with the unpredictable effects of further Internet postings. 
 Reuters 

There would come a time perhaps to reckon with him, I figured. 
 Prince Lestat 

Now he had no others to reckon with in making the attack. 
 The Saga of Grettir the Strong: Grettir's Saga 

He only had to reckon with his fellow-members and with social forces. 
 The Fortunate Youth 

Data ownership also fails to reckon with the realities of behavioural surplus. 
 The Guardian 

But there are things in me that I must reckon with: pity- 
 Major Barbara 

There is no curriculum that can reckon with them in its ken. 
 Rolling Stones 

For she needed a minute or two to reckon with the position. 
 The Far Horizon 

They are probably going to have to reckon with the Third Fall. 
 Grand junction 

As for Nevill, I'll reckon with the scoundrel at the proper time. 
 In Friendship's Guise 

I couldn't reckon with anything but Pancha; she was the whole show. 
 Treasure and Trouble Therewith: A Tale of California 

I'll manage to reckon with him without endangering the life of anyone. 
 The Motor Girls on Cedar Lake; Or, the Hermit of Fern Island 

I saved her from that-youdid not reckon with me, you see. 
 The Princess Priscilla's Fortnight 

The Beast will have to reckon with natural prodigies like Judith Sevigny. 
 Grand junction 

Yes, he has-sofar, but he did not reckon with human emotion. 
 The Price of Things 

For the British right, therefore, he is someone to reckon with. 
 The Irish Times 

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Preposition

Reckon with through the time

Reckon with across language varieties

United Kingdom

Common

United States of America

Less common

Meanings of reckon with in inglês