Count

Pronunciation: /ˈkaʊnt/

Count (verb)

  1. to say numbers in order to find the total of something.
  2. to consider something as part of a total.
  3. to be important or have value.

Examples

  • She can count the apples in the basket.
  • The teacher asked the students to count the books.

Common collocations: count carefully, count out loud, count in, count towards, really count

Count (noun)

  1. the total number of things or people.
  2. a title for a nobleman in some European countries.

Examples

  • The final count was higher than expected.
  • We need an accurate count of the attendees.

Synonyms of Count

Neutral

Informal

Antonyms of Count

  • when not considering numbers
  • when removing numbers