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count (obj) NUMBERkaJntvto say the names of numbers one after the other in order, or to calculate the number of units in a group(按顺序)数，计算From outside the classroom, we could hear the children counting (out loud)--one, two, three, four, etc. [I]我们在教室外听到孩子们在(大声)数----一、二、三、四，等等。If you don't do as I tell you by the time I've counted (up) to three, there'll be trouble--one, two, three. [I]我数到三时你还不照我说的做，你就有麻烦了----一、二、三。The teachers counted the students as they got on to the coach. [T]学生上车时老师数了一下他们的人数。You should always count your change (=examine the amount of money you are given back if you pay more for an item than it costs). [T]你应该每次数数找你的钱。We need to count who's here, so we can make sure that no one's missing. [+ wh- word]我们要点一下谁在这儿，以确信没人缺席。Can you count how many pencils are left for me, please? [+ wh- word]你能数一下有几支铅笔留给我吗?There'll be eight for dinner, counting (=including) ourselves. [T]算上我们自己，吃饭的有八个人。When we go to the mountains there'll be six of us, not counting (=not including) the baby. [T]不算婴儿，我们登山的有六个人。To count down is to count backwards to zero, esp. before sending a spacecraft into space.倒计数Mission control will be starting to count down at 6.00 am. [I]航天地面指挥中心将于上午六点钟开始倒计数。The crowd in the square counted down to midnight. [I]广场上的人群以倒计时迎接子夜的来临。[COUNTDOWN]The bank clerk counted out (=counted in order to give someone) $100 in $20 bills. [M]银行职员点出20元一张的100元钱。Cooper was counted out in the final round (=he was announced as the loser in a boxing competition because he failed to get up from the floor before ten seconds had been counted).库珀在最后一回合中被判失败。(infml)"Who wants to come swimming tomorrow?" "Count me out/in (=I won't/will be involved)."“明天谁想去游泳?”“(别)算上我。”"Do we know how many people are coming to the party?""No, I haven't counted (up) (=added the total number of) the replies yet."[T/M]“有多少人参加我们的晚会?”“我还没算过有多少答复呢。”We were very upset when someone broke into our house, but we counted our blessings (=were grateful) that they didn't steal very much.有人破门而入我们非常不安，但谢天谢地他们没偷多少东西。We're making sure we count the cost(s) (=consider all the likely effects) before we decide whether or not to move house.我们正尽力做到考虑周全，再决定是否搬家。Make sure you read the contract carefully before you sign it or you'll count the cost (=might suffer a bad effect).签合同之前一定要仔细阅读一遍，否则后果严重。If you count heads/(Am also) count noses you find the total number of people at or planning to be at an event.点人数I think there are about 25 people, but I'll give you an exact number after I count heads.我想大概有25个人左右，点完后我会告诉你确切数字。[HEAD 中的 head count]If you could count something on the fingers of one hand it happens very rarely or exists in very small numbers.寥寥无几I could count the number of times he's been on time on the fingers of one hand.他准时上班的次数寥寥无几。(saying)'Don't count your chickens before they're hatched' means don't make plans which depend on something having happened before you know that it has happened.蛋未孵出别数小鸡(意为别指望得过早)
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