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reckoning

/ˈrɛkənɪŋ/

reckoningnoun

reckonings

/ˈrɛkənɪŋ/

Translations

расчёт

The final reckoning showed that we had spent more than we planned.

Окончательный расчёт показал, что мы потратили больше, чем планировали.

судный день

Many believe that the day of reckoning is near.

Многие верят, что судный день близок.

оценка

By my reckoning, we should arrive by noon.

По моей оценке, мы должны прибыть к полудню.

Additional translations

учёт

расплата

Definitions

The action or process of calculating or estimating something.

The final reckoning of the costs was higher than expected.

A person's view, opinion, or judgment.

In my reckoning, the project was a success.

A time when past mistakes or misdeeds must be accounted for or punished.

The company faced a day of reckoning after years of unethical practices.

A bill or amount owed; a statement of money due.

He asked the waiter to bring the reckoning.

Synonyms

reckoningadjective

Attributive use of the noun before another noun.

Definitions

Used before another noun to denote a phase or process of judgment or calculation.

The team entered the reckoning phase of the project.

reckoninggerund / present participle

/ˈrɛk.ə.nɪŋ/

Functions as the present participle of ‘reckon’, modifying nouns (e.g., ‘reckoning method’).

Definitions

Calculating or estimating; taking something into account.

The reckoning algorithm produced accurate results.

Synonyms

reckonverb

reckoning

Gerund

reckoned

Past Simple

reckoned

Past Participle

reckoning

Gerund

/ˈrɛkən/

Translations

считать

I reckon we should leave early to avoid traffic.

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

полагать

Do you reckon it will rain today?

Ты полагаешь, что сегодня пойдет дождь?

рассчитывать

We need to reckon the costs before starting the project.

Нам нужно рассчитать затраты перед началом проекта.

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

Definitions

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

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