| 单词 | reckon |
| 释义 | reckonreckonsreckonedreckoningreckonreckon /ˈrekən/ verb [transitive]1spoken to think that something is true: We’ve done all we can, I reckon.do 我想﹐我们已经尽力了。reckon (that)I reckon he’ll win. 我认为他会赢。Do you reckon you’ll be able to come?你看你能来吗？Moving house is reckoned to be one of the most stressful things you can do.movebereckonthing 搬家被认为是最烦人的事之一。2to guess a number or amount without calculating it exactlyreckon (that)Experts reckon profits will be around £280 million.expertprofit 专家估计利润会在 2 亿 8 千万英镑左右。The car’s speed was reckoned to be 180 kph when it left the road.bereckonleave车子冲出路面的时候速度估计是每小时 180 公里。Phrasal verbsreckon on something phrasal verb to expect something to happen and base your plans on it: They had reckoned on profits of over a million dollars.havereckonprofitdollar 他们原指望利润会超过一百万美元。reckon on doing somethingYou can reckon on paying about £250,000 for a decent house in this area.pay在这个地区﹐花 250,000 英镑可望买到一幢象样的房子。reckon with somebody/something phrasal verb1somebody/something to be reckoned with someone or something that will not be easy to defeat or deal with: He’s a real force to be reckoned with.reckon 他实力雄厚﹐需要认真对待。 2not reckon with somebody/something to not consider a possible problem when you are making plans: I hadn’t reckoned with the fact that the roads would be very busy.reckonroadwill 我没有考虑到路上车辆会很多。 |
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