count

count
n. telling; beschuldigingsclausule; graaf
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v. rekenen; meetellen
count1
[ kaunt]
I 〈telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord〉
onderdeel van een aanklacht(onderdeel van een) tenlastelegging
het uittellen 〈van een bokser〉
(niet-Engelse) graaf
voorbeelden:
1   guilty on all counts schuldig (bevonden) op alle onderdelen van de aanklacht
2   take the count uitgeteld/verslagen worden 〈ook figuurlijk〉; het onderspit delven
     be out for the count uitgeteld zijn 〈ook figuurlijk〉
II 〈telbaar en niet-telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord〉
tellingtel, getal
voorbeelden:
1   keep count de tel(ling) bijhouden, (mee)tellen
     lose count de tel kwijt raken/zijn
III 〈niet-telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord〉 〈informeel〉
aandachtacht
voorbeelden:
1   I take no count of his opinion ik trek me niets aan van/sla geen acht op zijn mening
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count2
I 〈onovergankelijk werkwoord〉
tellenmeetellen, gelden
voorbeelden:
1   that doesn't count dat telt niet
     count for little/nothing weinig/niets voorstellen
count against pleiten tegen
→ count uponcount upon/
II 〈onovergankelijk en overgankelijk werkwoord〉
tellenoptellen, tellen tot
voorbeelden:
1   count down aftellen
→ count offcount off/, count outcount out/
III 〈overgankelijk werkwoord〉
meetellenmeerekenen
rekenen totbeschouwen (als), achten
aftellendoor middel van een aftelrijmpje aanwijzen
voorbeelden:
1   there were 80 victims, not counting (in) the crew er waren 80 slachtoffers, de bemanning niet meegerekend
     you can count me in ik ben van de partij
2   count oneself lucky zich gelukkig prijzen
     he counts prominent politicians among his friends hij telt vooraanstaande politici onder zijn vrienden
they'll count it against you … ze zullen het je kwalijk nemen/aanrekenen …
→ count outcount out/

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