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/kɔ̃t/
Translation
account, count
Word origin
From Latin computus ('a reckoning, calculation'), from computare ('to count up'), from com- ('together') and putare ('to reckon').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- computus
- English cognates
- count, compute, computer
Grammar
Examples
.
He opened a bank account last week.
.
We cannot take into account every idea.
- au , .
Keep me posted, my account is up to date.
Au , .
In the end, his decision turned out to be the right one.
' , euros.
The numbers don't add up, twenty euros are missing.
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