英语释义

1. to expect (something) to happen to plan on (something)
The train was an hour late, which was something we hadn't reckoned on. She reckoned on winning the election.

片语

promise oneself指望

reckon n on靠

by reason of reckon on依靠

expect期待；预期

reckon on paper written calculation用笔写出算式来计算

bank on指望；依赖

Reckon on the Customary Law认真对待习惯法

英汉例句

• Don「t reckon on the weather being fine for your garden party.

  不要指望你们举行游园会时是好天气。

• I reckon on my parent」s assistance.

  我依赖我父母的协助。

• You should not reckon on Jim.

  你不应当只靠吉姆。

• I「d like to come with you but that」s not a promise, don「t reckon on it.

  我愿意与你一起去，但这不算允诺，别指望我一定来。

• Chelsea, as Terry pointed out, have an arrogance about them. They expect to win, especially at Stamford Bridge; they reckon on having better players in almost every position than their opponents.

  就像特里指出的切尔西身上有一种高傲之气，他们期望取胜，尤其是在斯坦福桥，他们依赖着几乎每个位置都比对手强大的球员。

• You can always reckon on Jim; he」ll never fail you.

  你总是可以相信吉姆，他绝不会辜负你。

• Don「t reckon on Oliver to help you.

  别指望奥利弗能帮助你。

• We didn」t reckon on seeing him.

  我们并未指望见到他。

• Don「t reckon on going abroad this summer, we may not be able to afford it.

  别指望今年夏天出国了，我们可能负担不起费用。

• Some, especially in the north, whose people generally reckon on one of their own having an eight-year stay as President, dispute his right to stand and have promised him a tough fight.

  有些人对其参加竞选投票的权力产生争议，并承诺将发起激烈的战斗，特别是北部地区，那里的人通常认为连任八年的总体才算得上是真正意义上的总统。

• You shouldn」t reckon on Jim; he is ready enough with his promises, but often fails to carry them out.

  你不应当只靠吉姆；他总是满口许愿，但常常不予履行。

• Outsourcing firms reckon on fixing Britain「s public finances.

  外包公司修复英国公共财政指日可待。

• We did not reckon on finding you here.

  我们没看到什么东西。

• We hope we can reckon on your support.

  我们希望能得到你的支持。

• It is his instinct to reckon on women as constant by their nature.

  他的直觉使他认为女人在本质上就是一成不变的。

• Don」t reckon on your relations to help you out of trouble.

  别指望你的亲友帮你摆脱困境。

• WE reckon on a good party this year.

  我们指望今年能有个很棒的派对。