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reckon

/ˈrɛkən/

reckonverb

reckoned

Past Simple

reckoned

Past Participle

reckoning

Gerund

/ˈrɛkən/

Translations

рассчитывать

We need to reckon the costs before starting the project.

Нам нужно рассчитать затраты перед началом проекта.

полагать

Do you reckon it will rain today?

Ты полагаешь, что сегодня пойдет дождь?

считать

I reckon we should leave early to avoid traffic.

Я считаю, что нам следует выехать пораньше, чтобы избежать пробок.

Additional translations

предполагать

взвешивать

Definitions

To calculate or estimate something.

I reckon the total cost will be around $200.

To consider or regard in a specified way.

She is reckoned to be one of the best players in the league.

To rely on or be sure of something.

You can reckon on me to help you with the project.

(chiefly British, informal) To think, suppose or believe.

I reckon we'll get there before it gets dark.

(with "with") To take into account or deal with; confront.

They didn't reckon with the sudden change in weather.

Synonyms

reckonnoun

reckons

/ˈrɛk.ən/

Informal, chiefly Australia & New Zealand; meaning 'an opinion or estimate'.

Definitions

(Australia, New Zealand, informal) An opinion, guess or estimate.

What's your reckon on the chances of rain today?