reckon
കണക്കാക്കുന്ന
definition
verb
his debts were reckoned at $300,000
establish by counting or calculation; calculate.
he reckons that the army should pull out entirely
conclude after calculation; be of the opinion.
example
the society can 'reckon' among its members males of the royal blood
Even if you manage to find a bargain, seasoned gemstone collectors 'reckon' that you may need to hold the stones for as long as ten years to get a decent return.
I 'reckon' to get away by two-thirty
I don't 'reckon' his chances
The analysts 'reckon' consumer demand for laptops and notepads was behind the modest upturn.
If bond prices rise, it could imply that experts 'reckon' economic conditions are deteriorating.
the sooner the better, I 'reckon'
I want everybody to give me a second chance, and 'reckon' me as a friend.
I 'reckon' he's here
Some 5-10 million machines will be produced next year, analysts 'reckon' .
I 'reckon' to get away by two-thirty
I 'reckon' I can manage that
Analysts 'reckon' the business could be worth around £100m, says the paper.
I 'reckon' I can manage that
I always 'reckon' there should be at least one impulse buy when looking for plants.
Bernie is aware of the danger, but doesn't 'reckon' there will be a repeat performance.
I 'reckon' this happens a lot more than most people believe.
Additionally, some experts 'reckon' that many Britons have lost their basic kitchen skills!
‘I'm 'reckoning on' having the house on the market in two or three weeks,’ he said.
He 'reckons to' have selected his first squad for Saturday's opening day clash at Brunton Park but was giving little away as to his starting line-up.
But he hadn't 'reckoned on' the opposition of the local community and their parish-wide fight to preserve the house as a tourist attraction.
They have all the flair you would expect up front, but their defence is 'reckoned to' be deeply suspect.
And the rise in oil prices has also brought in higher oil revenues - 'reckoned' on some calculations to be £2.9bn higher than forecast.
He 'reckons on' a traditional repertoire of over 100 poems and a good sense of humour.
Byrne now 'reckons' it was not such a bad time to set up in business.
While these titles are indeed fitting, I believe that James must also be 'reckoned' as a significant novelist in her own right.
In the meadow between the island and the house she waves her stick in the direction of several saplings (she 'reckons to' have planted nearly 1,000 trees in her lifetime).
The company 'reckons' ID theft costs the UK economy £1.3 billion per year.
But one local resident 'reckons' that's not the case and insists a survey carried out last year said the trees could last another 50 years.
The costs of bringing the building to a level of working habitability are conservatively 'reckoned' at £5m - before any serious fitting-out.
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