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[kaʊnt]

sustantivo

1conde (m) (nobleman)

sustantivo

1cuenta (f) recuento (m) (calculation)

at the last count -> según las cifras más recientes
to keep/lose count -> llevar/perder la cuenta

2cuenta (f) (hasta diez) (in boxing)

to be out for the count -> estar fuera de combate; (boxer) estar roque (sentido figurado) (fast asleep)

3cargo (m) acusación (f) (Law)

guilty on both counts -> culpable de los dos cargos
on a number of counts (sentido figurado) -> en una serie de puntos

verbo transitivo

4contar (enumerate)

to count sheep -> contar ovejitas (in order to fall asleep)
counting the dog there were four of us -> éramos cuatro, contando al perro

5considerar (consider)

I count him as a friend -> lo considero un amigo
count yourself lucky you weren't killed -> considérate afortunado(a) por haber salido con vida

verbo intransitivo

6contar

to count (up) to ten -> contar hasta diez

7contar, valer (be valid)

that one doesn't count -> ese no cuenta
it counts as one of my worst holidays -> fue una de mis peores vacaciones

8(be important)

contar

every vote counts -> todos los votos cuentan or son importantes

count [kaunt]

1Contar, numerar (enumerate, add up).

I’m counting the hours till he arrives -> 2. Considerar, calcular, reputar, contar (include)
Not counting the driver -> sin contar el conductor
There will be fourteen of us, counting you and me -> seremos catorce, tú y yo incluidos
He counts himself a learned man -> él se tiene por hombre docto
To count oneself lucky -> darse por afortunado

2Imputar, atribuir.

verbo neutro (intransitivo)

3Idear, trazar, tramar. (n)

4Contar, confiar o poner la esperanza en alguna cosa. (n)

5Contar (enumerate); contar (be valid matter. (n)

That doesn’t count -> eso no cuenta o no vale
Every minute counts -> cada minuto cuenta

va.

sustantivo

1Cuenta o cálculo, partida, cláusula.

2El acto de dar atención a los detalles; cuidado.

3Demanda, cargo, capítulo. (Foro; Forense)

To be found guilty on all counts -> ser declarado culpable de todos los cargos (point)
It’s been criticized on several counts -> ha sido criticado por varios motivos

4Recuento, cómputo (act of counting); escrutinio, recuento, cómputo, conteo (of votes); cuenta, conteo (in boxing).

At the last count -> en el último recuento
We’ll begin at the count of four -> a los cuatro empezamos
To be out for the count -> estar fuera de combate

5Total (total).

The final count -> el recuento o cómputo final (of votes)

sustantivo

1Conde, título de nobleza que desde el principio correspondió al de earl en Inglaterra (rank).

count [kaʊnt]

noun

1 (act of counting) recuento; (m) [of votes] escrutinio; (m) recuento; (m) (Boxing) cuenta; (f)

doubts have been expressed about the accuracy of the count to [beat] the count he failed to beat the count and his opponent won the bout

to keep/lose count (of sth) llevar/perder la cuenta (de algo)

they are not able to keep count of the number of bodies found you made me lose count she lost count of the interviews she'd been called for after several weeks in prison, he lost count of the days

at the last count en el último recuento; to make do a count of sthor hacer un recuento de algo

OK, let's do a count to see how many people have turned up

to be out for the count estar fuera de combate

he was very tired when I put him to bed -\last time I checked he was out for the count\ to [take] the count he took the count to give himself a breather

2 (total) recuento; (m)

the final count (in election) el último recuento; hold the stretch for a count of ten, then relax estírese y cuente hasta diez, luego relájese

the initial count was 64 dead and several injured a glass or two of wine will not add to the calorie count workers who lose their jobs go on the unemployment count a healthy person has a normal count of about 1000 immune cells in a blood test the final count in last month's referendum showed 56 per cent in favour count of ... I'll give you a count of ten and then I come and find you he waited for a count of twenty

pollen sperm

3 (Jur) cargo; (m)

each count carries a maximum seven years in jail [on] two/all/several/both counts

he was found guilty on all counts fue declarado culpable de todos los cargos; he was indicted on two counts of murder le fueron imputados dos cargos por asesinato

4 (point)

[on] two/all/several/both counts

you're wrong on both counts estás equivocado en los dos aspectos; I think she deserves recognition on two counts creo que merece reconocimiento por dos motivos

the Russians gained on all counts this film is unique on several counts

verb:transitive

1 (add up, check) contar

she was counting the days until he came home contaba los días que faltaban para su vuelta

I counted the money - it was more than five hundred pounds I counted 34 wild goats grazing count your breaths and clock your pulse we counted the seconds to see how far away the lightning was to count one's [change] always count your change before leaving the shop

to count the cost of (doing) sth reparar en el coste de (hacer) algo; reparar en las consecuencias de (hacer) algo

teach us to give and not to count the cost farmers are still counting the cost of the Chernobyl disaster many people act on impulse without counting the cost she gave without counting the cost businesses were last night counting the cost of the chaos caused by this computer virus when he wanted something, he set out to get it, rarely counting the cost don't count your chickens before they're hatched to count [sheep]

chicken blessing cost

2 (include) contar

not counting the children sin contar a los niños; ten counting him diez con él; diez contándolo a él

3 (consider) considerar

it can be counted a success I count it an honour to do this will you count it [against] me if...?

I count you among my friends te cuento entre mis amigos; te considero amigo mío

he was counted among the greatest musicians of his era

I count myself lucky me considero feliz; count yourself lucky! ¡date por satisfecho!

to count one's [blessings] count your blessings to count (to) ... I'll count (to) 20 and then I come and look for you

verb:intransitive

1 (add up, recite numbers) contar

can you count? ¿sabes contar?

as far as he could count, there were fourteen German tanks he was counting slowly under his breath counting [from] today

counting from the left contando de izquierda a derecha; counting from today/last Sunday a partir de hoy/contando desde el domingo pasado; to count (up) to ten contar hasta diez

Kate paused long enough to count up to ten

2 (be considered, be valid) valer; contar

that doesn't count eso no vale; eso no cuenta; every second counts cada segundo cuenta es importante;or

it will count against himagainst irá en su contra

to count asas

two children count as one adult dos niños cuentan como un adulto; a conservatory counts as an extension un jardín de invierno cuenta como una ampliación de la casa

to count [for]

ability counts for little herefor aquí la capacidad que se tenga sirve de muy poco

powerful friends can count for a great deal count with her while she jumps

modifier

count noun (n) (Gram) sustantivo contable; (m)

count [kaʊnt]

noun

(nobleman) conde; (m)

Verb Conjugation for "count"

Imperative

count
you count
he/she counts
we count
you count
they count

Preterite

I counted
you counted
he/she counted
we counted
you counted
they counted

Present Continuous

I am counting
you are counting
he/she is counting
we are counting
you are counting
they are counting

Present Perfect

I have counted
you have counted
he/she has counted
we have counted
you have counted
they have counted

Past Continuous

I was counting
you were counting
he/she was counting
we were counting
you were counting
they were counting

Past Perfect

I had counted
you had counted
he/she had counted
we had counted
you had counted
they had counted

Future

I will count
you will count
he/she will count
we will count
you will count
they will count

Future Perfect

I will have counted
you will have counted
he/she will have counted
we will have counted
you will have counted
they will have counted

Future Continuous

I will be counting
you will be counting
he/she will be counting
we will be counting
you will be counting
they will be counting

Present Perfect Continuous

I have been counting
you have been counting
he/she has been counting
we have been counting
you have been counting
they have been counting

Future Perfect Continuous

I will have been counting
you will have been counting
he/she will have been counting
we will have been counting
you will have been counting
they will have been counting

Past Perfect Continuous

I had been counting
you had been counting
he/she had been counting
we had been counting
you had been counting
they had been counting

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