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count

名詞

UK/kaʊnt/
US/kaʊnt/

定義 count 名詞

number(数字)

  1. C2Countable(可数名词)

    the act of counting, or the total number of things counted

    计算；总计

    • After a quick count, I realized I had planted 25 different types of ferns.

      快速计算后，我发现自己种了25种不同的蕨类植物。

    • The current employee count is approximately 31,500.

      目前的员工总数约为31,500人。

    • According to the latest count, we have 450 members.

      根据最新的统计，我们有450名成员。

  2. Countable(可数名词)

    the act of counting the votes in an election, or the event when this happens

    （选举）计票；选票数

    • Initial counts indicate Mr. Adams is in the lead.

      初步计票显示亚当斯先生处于领先地位。

    • The candidate’s spouse and election representatives are also allowed to be present during the count.

      候选人的配偶和选举代表也可以出席计票过程。

    • He lost by a 3% margin of votes and has contested the count in court.

      他以3%的票数差距落败，并对计票结果提起诉讼。

  3. Countable(可数名词)

    a scientifically measured amount of something

    （科学）计数；测量值

    • a high count of pollen

      花粉的高计数

    • a low count of blood cells/sperm

      血细胞/精子的低计数

    • The lab performed a cell count.

      实验室进行了细胞计数

rank(等级)

  1. Countable(可数名词)

    a European man of the same social rank as an English earl

    （欧洲贵族称号）伯爵

crime(罪行)

  1. Countable(可数名词)law(法律)specialized(专业)

    a particular crime that a person is accused of

    （法律）指控的罪名

    • The prisoner was convicted on two counts of murder.

      该囚犯因两项谋杀罪名被定罪。

    • He was indicted on six counts in total.

      他一共被指控了六项罪名。

opinion(意见)

  1. Countable(可数名词)

    an opinion in a discussion or argument

    观点；主张

    • I’m afraid I disagree with you on all/several counts.

      恐怕我在所有/几个方面都不同意你的观点。

    • I believe your count is correct on this point.

      我相信你在这点上的看法是正确的。

片語 count 名詞

  • lose count

    To be unable to remember the number of times something has occurred.

    不记得数目；记不清次数

    • I've lost count of how many times she's been late this month.

    我已经记不清她这个月迟到多少次了。

  • keep count

    To maintain a record of the quantity or frequency of something.

    记数

    • At the concert, I tried to keep count of how many songs I heard.

    在音乐会上，我试着记下我听了多少首歌。

  • on the count of three, four, five, etc.

    Used to indicate the moment when an action or event will begin or occur simultaneously, after counting to a specified number.

    数到三（四，五等）的时候

    • On the count of three, I expect everyone to stand up.

    数到三时，我希望每个人都站起来。

動詞

UK/kaʊnt/
US/kaʊnt/

定義 count 動詞

number(数字)

  1. B1Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)

    to say numbers one after the other in order, or to calculate the number of people or things in a group

    （按顺序）数；计算；计数

    • Let’s count out loud from one to ten.

      让我们大声从一数到十。

    • The teacher counted the students as they boarded the bus.

      老师在学生上公车时数了人数。

    • Count your money carefully to be sure it is all there.

      仔细数一下你的钱，以确保都在那里。

value(价值)

  1. B2Intransitive(不及物动词)

    to have value or importance

    有价值；重要；要紧

    • I have always believed that happiness counts more than money.

      我一直认为幸福比金钱更重要。

    • My opinion doesn't count for anything around here.

      我的意见在这里没有任何价值。

    • Every person’s effort counts in this team.

      在这个团队中，每个人的努力都很重要。

consider(考虑)

  1. C2Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)

    to consider or be considered as

    认为；视为

    • I count myself fortunate to have had such a good education.

      我认为自己很幸运能接受如此良好的教育。

    • I've had three jobs in the last five years, but one of them was unpaid, so it doesn't count.

      在过去五年里，我做过三份工作，但其中一份是无薪的，所以不算在内。

    • I have always counted Sophia among my closest friends.

      我一直把索菲亚视为我最亲密的朋友之一。

片語 count 動詞

  • count heads

    to determine the number of individuals present in a specific location or group

    计算在场人数

    • Before the meeting starts, the manager will usually count heads to ensure all relevant personnel are present.

    会议开始前，经理通常会清点人数以确保所有相关人员都在场。

成語

  • count the cost

    to begin to realize the negative consequences or impact of a previous action or decision.

    吃苦头

    • He didn't save for retirement and is now starting to count the cost of that decision.

    他没有为退休储蓄，现在开始意识到这个决定带来的负面影响。

  • count your blessings

    To be grateful for the positive aspects of one's life, often as a way to avoid becoming excessively unhappy about negative situations.

    感恩所拥有的美好事物，知足常乐

    • When you feel down, try to count your blessings; you'll find things aren't so bad.

    当你感到沮丧时，试着数算你的祝福；你会发现事情并没有那么糟。

  • Don't count your chickens before they're hatched

    This idiom is used to caution against relying on a favorable outcome before it has actually occurred.

    不要过早乐观，免得乐极生悲。

    • They started celebrating before the contract was signed, which is like counting your chickens before they're hatched.

    他们在合约签署之前就开始庆祝，这就像在鸡蛋孵化之前就数小鸡。

  • don't count your chickens before they're hatched

    This idiom is used to caution against being overly optimistic or making plans based on uncertain future events. It advises against counting on success before it is assured.

    不要过早乐观

    • They haven't signed the contract yet, so don't count your chickens before they're hatched.

    他们还没签合约，所以别高兴得太早。

  • could count something on (the fingers of) one hand

    Describes something that occurs very infrequently or exists in very small numbers; so few that it could almost be counted on one hand.

    屈指可数

    • I could count the number of times I've traveled abroad in my life on the fingers of one hand.

    我这辈子出国的次数，用一只手的手指就能数完。

  • be out for the count

    To be in a state of deep sleep or unconsciousness, especially sleeping very soundly.

    沉睡

    • By the end of the match, the boxer was out for the count.

    比赛结束时，拳击手已经昏迷不醒。

片語動詞 count

  • count on something

    to anticipate an event and make arrangements based on its occurrence

    期待；依赖；预料

    • I am counting on reaching an agreement at this meeting, so I have made all the necessary arrangements.

    我期待在這次会议上达成协议，所以我已经做好了所有必要的安排。

  • count something out

    to enumerate coins or notes individually as you place them down

    逐一点算

    • She counted out the bills on the table to ensure the amount was correct.

    她将钞票逐一点算在桌上以确保金额正确。

  • count towards something

    to contribute to the completion or achievement of something

    被视为…的一部分

    • In this course, the credits from the internship can count towards the degree.

    在这门课程中，实习的学分可以计入学位。

  • count against someone/something

    to have a negative impact on someone or something, increasing the chances of failure

    对某人或某事不利；对其有负面影响

    • Arriving late for the interview will count against you.

    面试迟到会对你不利。

  • count someone in

    to ensure someone is included in a particular activity or plan

    将某人包括进去；把…计入

    • We're planning to go to the movies; do you want to join us? I'll count you in.

    我们计划去看电影；你想加入我们吗？我会把你算进去。

  • count on someone

    to trust that you can rely on someone with confidence

    信赖…；仰赖…

    • In tough times, I know I can count on my friends.

    在艰难时期，我知道我可以信赖我的朋友。

  • count someone out

    to exclude someone from participation in an activity or arrangement

    不算入；排除在外

    • Despite her injuries, the coach doesn't want to count her out of the team.

    尽管她受伤了，教练还是不想将她排除在队伍之外。