reckon in English: To think or believe that something is true; also to count or work something out. (verb)

Translation

To think or believe that something is true; also to count or work something out.

Word origin

From Old English gerecenian, meaning to explain, arrange, or count up.

Verb typeregular (reckon, reckons, reckoned)

later .

"I reckon" is an informal way to say "I think".

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Here "reckon" means to estimate or work out a number.

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"Do you reckon" asks for an opinion, like "do you think".

think

To use your mind to form ideas, opinions, or beliefs about something.

guess

To give an answer when you are not sure and have not been told the facts.

suppose

To think that something is probably true, without being sure of it.

believe

To feel sure that something is true or that someone is telling the truth.

count

To say numbers in order, or to find how many things there are.

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