count on — to depend on or rely on someone or something
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to depend on or rely on someone or something
Pronunciation (IPA): /kaʊnt ɑːn/
Korean meaning: ~에게 의지하다, ~을 믿고 의존하다
Korean pronunciation: **카**운트 **온**
Example Sentences
- I'm counting on my cat to wake me up, but she's too busy plotting world domination.
- You can count on the weather forecast to be wrong when you plan a picnic.
- We're counting on your expertise to solve this problem.
count on
VERB//kaʊnt ɑːn//
to depend on or rely on someone or something
to depend on or rely on someone or something
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Origin
From Old French 'conte' (to count) and Old English 'on'. The phrase emerged in Middle English combining the verb 'count' (to reckon, calculate) with the preposition 'on' to create the figurative meaning of relying on someone as if calculating them as a sure resource.
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“I'm counting on my cat to wake me up, but she's too busy plotting world domination.”
“You can count on the weather forecast to be wrong when you plan a picnic.”
“We're counting on your expertise to solve this problem.”
“Don't count on me remembering where I put my keys.”
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