counting
ಲೆಕ್ಕ
definition
verb
I started to count the stars I could see
determine the total number of (a collection of items).
the staff has shrunk to four, or five if you count the summer intern
take into account; include.
preposition
there were three of us in the family, or four counting my pet rabbit
taking account of when reaching a total; including.
translation of 'counting'
verb
ಲೆಕ್ಕಹಾಕು
example
There are approximately 132 million individual taxpayers in the US (not 'counting' those who pay no taxes or get a refund, just those who pay add revenue to the government).
there were three of us in the family, or four 'counting' my pet rabbit
Inside there were perhaps five people in total, 'counting' the bartender.
the college had 139 employees, not 'counting' those engaged in routine clerical work
There were also four big detachments 'counting' 100-150 fighters each.
Actually, we have only four chairs, 'counting' the piano bench.
The MCC tourists, 'counting' Pataudi, included six men who had or would captain their country.
There was a grand total of three knights in the entire city - 'counting' Balian.
It came down to four people, five 'counting' Chris.
Unfortunately, at £175 the Elvis trilby added up to more than my current choices can support even 'counting' a minutely considered VAT exemption.
But how many has the President lost now, 'counting' these four and everyone who left last term?
The males can weigh up to 300 pounds, and their length can reach six feet, without even 'counting' a nearly three-foot-long tail.
the college had 139 employees, not 'counting' those engaged in routine clerical work
there were three of us in the family, or four 'counting' my pet rabbit
A triangular pyramid, or tetrahedron, has a triangular base and four faces, 'counting' the bottom.
'Counting' those attending worship in the Spanish and Korean congregations, there were about 500 people worshiping God in the building on any Sunday.
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