Examples of using Reckon in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
I reckon that's a fair bargain, sir.
Yet I reckon that it is still not the right time.
Reckon- established by counting or calculation.
Well I reckon I'm convinced that something is helping me to dowse.
I reckon he's gone back to the desert.
I sometimes reckon he's the hardest working man in Poplar.
We must reckon with the fact that evil is simply more resilient than that.
Reckon I will take the drunks.
Some reckon that this already took place in 1962.
Reckon you forgot something.
Vocabulary(some think; others reckon).
since it has to reckon with the division of its citizens into different,
Moreover, numbers two or three will have to reckon with numbers four, five and six, or maybe some bright outsider, number 20.
The new rules are likely to mainly impact new political parties that cannot reckon with millions of euros from the state like parliamentary parties do.
Likewise reckon(recognize) ye also yourselves dead indeed unto sin and alive unto God, through Jesus Christ our Lord.
State and state power have to reckon with them and create an appropriate constitutional framework of fulfillment.
If that is the case, our planners reckon with the vehicleʼs limited mobility in clearing water obstacles.
who have to reckon with enormous shiftings
Taken together, the lawmakers' questions reckon with the three giants' awesome and unprecedented power,
The 6x3 m bath layout has a number of features that everyone who decides to get a compact bath on their territory will have to reckon with.