英语词汇count的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

count /kaʊnt/ noun the process of counting, or the total number countedverbsdo/make a count She did a count to make sure that there were enough chairs.keep (a) count (=keep checking so that you know how many people or things there are) He kept a count of the number of correct answers.lose count (=forget how many, especially because there are a lot) I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve seen this film.the count goes up/increases (=the number increases) The pollen count goes up in the summer.the count goes down/falls (=the number falls) The white blood cell count has gone down.adjectivesa quick count He did a quick count of the number of people in the room.a rough count (=not exact) I made a rough count of the houses in the street.a word/page count (=of the number of words or pages) Your computer can do an automatic word count.a head count (=of the number of people who are there) Make sure you do a head count before the children get back on the bus.the pollen count (=of the amount of pollen in the air) A high pollen count is causing problems for people suffering from hay fever.the body count (=of the total number of people killed) The body count is still rising.a traffic count (=of the number of vehicles that pass through a place) We went to the main road at 9 a.m. to begin our traffic count.sb’s blood count/cell count (=of the good or harmful cells in someone’s blood) Doctors are pleased that her blood count has improved.

词组	count
释义	count /kaʊnt/ noun the process of counting, or the total number countedverbsdo/make a count She did a count to make sure that there were enough chairs.keep (a) count (=keep checking so that you know how many people or things there are) He kept a count of the number of correct answers.lose count (=forget how many, especially because there are a lot) I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve seen this film.the count goes up/increases (=the number increases) The pollen count goes up in the summer.the count goes down/falls (=the number falls) The white blood cell count has gone down.adjectivesa quick count He did a quick count of the number of people in the room.a rough count (=not exact) I made a rough count of the houses in the street.a word/page count (=of the number of words or pages) Your computer can do an automatic word count.a head count (=of the number of people who are there) Make sure you do a head count before the children get back on the bus.the pollen count (=of the amount of pollen in the air) A high pollen count is causing problems for people suffering from hay fever.the body count (=of the total number of people killed) The body count is still rising.a traffic count (=of the number of vehicles that pass through a place) We went to the main road at 9 a.m. to begin our traffic count.sb’s blood count/cell count (=of the good or harmful cells in someone’s blood) Doctors are pleased that her blood count has improved.
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