英语词汇reckon怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

reckon /ˈrɛkən/ verb

reckons; reckoned; reckoning

reckon

/ˈrɛkən/

verb

reckons; reckoned; reckoning

Learner's definition of RECKON

[+ object]

informal : to think or suppose (something) : to believe that (something) is true or possible料想；认为

I reckon that we'll have to leave early.我认为我们得早点离开。
Do you reckon you'll be able to go to the grocery store after work?你认为你下班后能去杂货店吗？
We'll have to leave early, I reckon.我们得早些离开，我认为。
“Do you think it will rain?” “(I) Reckon so.” [=I think it will]“你觉得会下雨吗？”“我想会的。”

: to calculate or guess (an amount, number, value, etc.) : to have or form a general idea about (something)估计；估算

They reckoned that they would reach their destination by noon.他们估计正午前会到达目的地。
I reckon [=estimate] the height of the building to be 70 feet.我估计那栋楼有70英尺高。
Losses were reckoned to be over a million dollars.据估算，损失超过一百万美元。

: to think of (someone or something) as being something specified把…看作 — usually used as (be) reckoned通常用作(be) reckoned

She was reckoned [=considered] to be among the group's leaders. = She was reckoned as one of the group's leaders.她被视作团队的领导之一。

reckon on

[phrasal verb]

reckon on (something)

: to expect (something) to happen : to plan on (something)指望；预计；预料

The train was an hour late, which was something we hadn't reckoned on.火车晚点了一个小时，这是我们没估计到的。
She reckoned on winning the election. [=she expected to win the election]她指望着赢得选举。

reckon up

[phrasal verb]

reckon up (something) or reckon (something) up chiefly British

: to calculate the total number or amount of (something)总计；合计

He reckoned up the bill.他合计了账单金额。

reckon with

[phrasal verb]

reckon with (something) : to consider or think about (something) when you are making plans考虑到；估计到

They hadn't reckoned with all the paperwork that went along with buying a new house.他们没有考虑到购买新房需要这么多文件。

reckon with (someone or something) : to deal with (someone or something that can cause problems or trouble)对付（某人）；处理，解决（某事物）

Anyone who tries to change the system will have to reckon with me. = Anyone who tries to change the system will have me to reckon with. [=I will oppose/fight anyone who tries to change the system]任何企图改变这个体系的人都得先过我这关。

◊ If you are a person/force to be reckoned with or a person/force to reckon with, you are someone who is strong and cannot be ignored.不容忽视的人（或力量）；不可小觑的人（或力量）

When he won his first three matches, the other players realized that he was a force/man to be reckoned with.当他赢得前三场比赛后，其他选手都意识到他不可小觑。

reckon without

[phrasal verb]

reckon without (something or someone) chiefly British

: to fail to consider (something or someone) when making plans没有考虑到（某事物或某人）

They thought they could defeat him, but they reckoned without his determination.他们自认为能够打败他，却没有考虑到他的决心。

单词	reckon
释义	reckon 2 ENTRIES FOUND: reckon (verb) reckoning (noun) reckon /ˈrɛkən/ verb reckons; reckoned; reckoning reckon /ˈrɛkən/ verb reckons; reckoned; reckoning Learner's definition of RECKON [+ object] 1 informal : to think or suppose (something) : to believe that (something) is true or possible料想；认为 I reckon that we'll have to leave early.我认为我们得早点离开。 Do you reckon you'll be able to go to the grocery store after work?你认为你下班后能去杂货店吗？ We'll have to leave early, I reckon.我们得早些离开，我认为。 “Do you think it will rain?” “(I) Reckon so.” [=I think it will]“你觉得会下雨吗？”“我想会的。” 2 : to calculate or guess (an amount, number, value, etc.) : to have or form a general idea about (something)估计；估算 They reckoned that they would reach their destination by noon.他们估计正午前会到达目的地。 I reckon [=estimate] the height of the building to be 70 feet.我估计那栋楼有70英尺高。 Losses were reckoned to be over a million dollars.据估算，损失超过一百万美元。 3 : to think of (someone or something) as being something specified把…看作 — usually used as (be) reckoned通常用作(be) reckoned She was reckoned [=considered] to be among the group's leaders. = She was reckoned as one of the group's leaders.她被视作团队的领导之一。 reckon on [phrasal verb] reckon on (something) : to expect (something) to happen : to plan on (something)指望；预计；预料 The train was an hour late, which was something we hadn't reckoned on.火车晚点了一个小时，这是我们没估计到的。 She reckoned on winning the election. [=she expected to win the election]她指望着赢得选举。 reckon up [phrasal verb] reckon up (something) or reckon (something) up chiefly British : to calculate the total number or amount of (something)总计；合计 He reckoned up the bill.他合计了账单金额。 reckon with [phrasal verb] 1 reckon with (something) : to consider or think about (something) when you are making plans考虑到；估计到 They hadn't reckoned with all the paperwork that went along with buying a new house.他们没有考虑到购买新房需要这么多文件。 2 reckon with (someone or something) : to deal with (someone or something that can cause problems or trouble)对付（某人）；处理，解决（某事物） Anyone who tries to change the system will have to reckon with me. = Anyone who tries to change the system will have me to reckon with. [=I will oppose/fight anyone who tries to change the system]任何企图改变这个体系的人都得先过我这关。 ◊ If you are a person/force to be reckoned with or a person/force to reckon with, you are someone who is strong and cannot be ignored.不容忽视的人（或力量）；不可小觑的人（或力量） When he won his first three matches, the other players realized that he was a force/man to be reckoned with.当他赢得前三场比赛后，其他选手都意识到他不可小觑。 reckon without [phrasal verb] reckon without (something or someone) chiefly British : to fail to consider (something or someone) when making plans没有考虑到（某事物或某人） They thought they could defeat him, but they reckoned without his determination.他们自认为能够打败他，却没有考虑到他的决心。
随便看	never never a dull moment Never again never batted an eye never ceases to amaze never dream of never dreamt never-ending never ending never ever never fails/ceases to amaze never fails to amaze never fear Never fear never for one moment never had it so good never hear the end of it never in a billion years never in a million years never in a thousand years Never in my wildest dreams never look back never mind never mind, never you mind never miss a trick