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countedpast participle
UK
/ˈkaʊntɪd/
US
/ˈkaʊntɪd/
Past-participle form of the verb "count" used adjectivally; normally ungradable.
considéréAu sens de « jugé, tenu pour ». Accord selon le genre et le nombre en contexte.
Her efforts were counted as significant by the committee.
Ses efforts ont été considérés comme importants par le comité.
comptéAu sens de « inclus dans un total ».
The votes were counted as part of the final results.
Les votes ont été comptés dans le résultat final.
Synonyms
numbered
enumerated
tallied
registered
recorded
accounted
calculated
reckoned
considered
regarded
deemed
judged
included
countverb

counted

Past Simple

counted
Past Simple
counted
Past Participle
counting
Gerund
UK
/kaʊnt/
US
/kaʊnt/
She counted the number of apples in the basket.
Elle a compté le nombre de pommes dans le panier.
compterAu sens d’inclure dans un total.
Make sure to count everyone who is attending the meeting.
Assurez-vous de compter tout le monde qui assiste à la réunion.
compter surConstruction figée : faire confiance à quelqu’un ou à quelque chose.
You can count on me to help you with the project.
Vous pouvez compter sur moi pour vous aider dans ce projet.
compterAu sens de réciter des nombres dans l’ordre.
The children learned to count from one to ten.
Les enfants ont appris à compter de un à dix.
compterAu sens d’avoir de l’importance.
In a tight election, every vote counts.
Dans une élection serrée, chaque voix compte.
Synonyms
calculate
enumerate
tally
reckon
compute
total
number
add up
Antonyms
ignore
disregard

Definitions

countedpast participle
Considered or regarded in a specific way.
Her efforts were counted as significant by the committee.
Included in a tally or total.
The votes were counted as part of the final results.
countverb
To determine the total number of items in a group.
She counted the number of apples in the basket.
To include or consider as part of a total.
Make sure to count everyone who is attending the meeting.
To rely on or trust in someone or something.
You can count on me to help you with the project.
To recite or list numbers in order.
The children learned to count from one to ten.
To have importance, significance, or influence.
In a tight election, every vote counts.
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