count
//kaʊnt//
Verb
countInfinitive
countPresent tense
countedPast tense
countedPast participle
countingPresent participle
countsThird-person singular
1
To determine the total number of items by saying numbers in sequence.
The children counted from one to ten.
2
To include or consider something or someone in a calculation or assessment.
Don't forget to count me in for the party.
3
To be important or significant; to matter.
Every vote counts in this election.
Noun
countSingular
countsPlural
1
The act of counting or the total number obtained by counting.
The final count was 150 people at the event.
2
A specific charge or accusation in a legal indictment.
He was found guilty on three counts of fraud.
Noun
countSingular
countsPlural
1
A European nobleman whose rank corresponds to that of an English earl.
The count owned a large estate in France.