reckon
['rek.ən] verb
THINK 认为
ADVANCED intransitive informal
■to think or believe 想；认为，以为•I reckon it's going to rain.我觉得天要下雨了。 •[+ (that)] How much do you reckon (that) it's going to cost?你认为这会花多少钱？ •"Can you fix my car today?" "I reckon not/so (= probably not/probably)."“你能今天把我的汽车修好吗？”“我想不行／大概可以。” Common Learner Errors reckonRemember: reckon meaning 'think' is only used in informal English. In ordinary or more formal language, don't say 'reckon', say think or believe.
['rek.ən] verb
CONSIDER 思考
transitive
■to consider or have the opinion that something is as stated 认为；把…看作•I don't reckon much UKto / USof their chances of winning (= I do not think they will win).我认为他们获胜的希望不大。 •She was widely reckoned (to be) the best actress of her generation.人们普遍认为她是她那一代最优秀的演员。
['rek.ən] verb
CALCULATE 计算
transitive mainly UK
■to calculate an amount 计算•Angela quickly reckoned the amount on her fingers.安吉拉掰着手指头快速计算了一下数量。 •The inflation rate is now reckoned to be 10%.据计算，现在的通货膨胀率是10%。
['rek.ən] verb
to be reckoned with
■Someone or something to be reckoned with is difficult to deal with because they are strong or powerful 须重视的；须认真处理的•Since the government limited their powers, the unions are no longer a force to be reckoned with (= they are no longer very strong).因为政府限制了它们的权力，工会的势力就不再强大了。
['rek.ən] verb
Phrasal Verbs [M] reckon sth in
■to include an amount in your calculations 把…计算在内•When you reckon in all my overtime, my total pay is quite good.要是把我的加班费也算进去的话，我总的薪水还是不少的。
['rek.ən] verb
Phrasal Verbs reckon on sth
■to feel that something is likely to happen and to make plans which depend upon it happening 指望；盼望；依赖•[+ -ing verb] We're reckoning on having sales of 2000 cars a month.我们希望每个月的汽车销售量能达到2000辆。 •I'm reckoning on your continued support.我指望你继续支援呢。
['rek.ən] verb
Phrasal Verbs [M] reckon sth up
■to calculate the total amount of something 算出…的总量；合计•She can reckon up a bill faster than any calculator.她算帐单的速度比计算机都要快。
['rek.ən] verb
Phrasal Verbs reckon with sb/sth informal
■to deal with a difficult or powerful person or thing 处理，解决（棘手的事情）；应付（有权势的人）•If you harm her, you're going to have the police to reckon with.你要是伤害了她，就把你送到员警那里去。
['rek.ən] verb
Phrasal Verbs reckon without sth UK
■to fail to think about something when you are making plans and therefore not be prepared to deal with it 没有考虑到；对…未加考虑•We'd expected a 2-hour drive but had reckoned without the rain.我们原来预计开车两个小时就到了，可没有料到会下雨。 |