vt.

1. 计算，数
   They are counting the books they collected.

   他们正在清点收集来的书。

2. 将……计算在内
   There are ten people, not counting the guide.

   不包括向导，共有十人。

3. 认为；看作[O8][O9][（+as/among）]
   You should count yourself fortunate in having good health.

   你身体健康，这就算幸运了。

vi.

1. 数，计数[（+to/up to）]
2. 有重要意义，有价值[W]
   In sport what really counts is not the winning but the playing.

   就运动而言，重要的不是赢，而是参与。

3. 总计

n.[C]

1. 计数；计算
   The count showed that twenty thousand votes had been cast.

   统计表明已投票两万张。

2. 总计，总数
   What's the exact count?

   确切的总数是多少？

3. 【律】（被控告的）罪状
   He was found guilty on several counts.

   他被发现犯有数种罪行。

4. （拳赛中）数十秒

n.

1. （除英国外，西欧地区的）伯爵[C]

v.

1. determine the total number of.
2. recite numbers in ascending order.
   ▸ (count down) recite or display numbers backwards to zero to indicate remaining time, especially before the launch of a rocket.
   ▸ (count something out) take out items one by one, keeping a note of how many one takes.
   ▸ (count someone out) complete a count of ten seconds over a fallen boxer to indicate defeat.
   ▸ (count something out) Brit. procure the adjournment of the House of Commons when fewer than forty members are present.
3. take into account; include.
   ▸ (count someone in or out) include (or not include) someone in a planned activity.
4. regard or be regarded as possessing a quality or fulfilling a role:
   people she had counted as her friends.
5. matter; be significant:
   it was the critics that counted.
6. (count on/upon) rely on.

n.

1. an act of counting.
   ▸the total determined by counting.
   ▸a referee's count of up to ten seconds when a boxer is knocked down.
2. a point for discussion or consideration.
   ▸Law  a separate charge in an indictment.
3. the measure of the fineness of a yarn or woven fabric.

n.