Reckons Meaning in English
word · lemma: reckon
ˈɹɛkənz
REK-uhnz
ɹˈɛkənz
REK-uhnz
释义
To think, believe, or suppose something, often based on personal opinion or calculation. Sometimes also used informally to mean 'to estimate' or 'to expect.'
用法与细微差别
Chiefly informal and British English. Used for 'believe', 'suppose', or 'estimate', often in conversation: 'He reckons it'll rain.' Common in Australia and the UK; less so in North America. Not usually for strong certainty.
Spanish: cree - piensa - calculaPortuguese (BR): acha - pensa - calculaPortuguese (PT): acha - pensa - calculaChinese (Simplified): 认为 - 估算Chinese (Traditional): 認為 - 估算Hindi: मानता है - सोचता है - अनुमान लगाता हैArabic: يعتقد - يظن - يقدرBengali: মনে করে - ভাবছে - অনুমান করেRussian: считает - полагает - предполагаетJapanese: 思う - 推測する - 見積もるVietnamese: nghĩ - cho rằng - đoánKorean: 생각하다 - 추정하다 - 여겨지다Turkish: sanmak - tahmin etmek - düşünmekUrdu: سمجھنا - خیال کرنا - اندازہ لگاناIndonesian: mengira - memperkirakan - menganggap
例句
He reckons it's going to rain later.
basic
Jenny reckons she can finish the work by Friday.
basic
My dad reckons this old car is still good.
basic
She reckons we've got plenty of time to get there.
natural
Tom reckons the new phone is overpriced.
natural
I reckon you'll enjoy the movie; it's really funny.
natural