count
/kaʊnt/
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Translation
To say numbers in order, or to find how many things there are.
Word origin
From Old French conter and Latin computare, meaning to add up.
- Origin
- Old French
- Root
- conter
Grammar
Verb typeregular (count, counts, counted, counted)
Examples
ten.
"Count" means to say numbers in order.
.
"Counts" is the form used with he, she, or it.
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"Counted" is the past form of "count".
When you count, you say numbers in order, or you find out how many things there are. A small child first learns to count from one to ten, often on their fingers.
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