counted

英 [ˈkaʊntɪd]

美 [ˈkaʊntɪd]

v.  (按顺序)数数; 计算(或清点)总数; 把…算入; 包括
count的过去分词和过去式

双语例句

• Those involved and benefiting from the scandal must be prepared to stand up and be counted.
  丑闻中涉及的那些从中受益的人必须准备公开表明态度了。
• Brian counted to twenty and lifted his binoculars. Elena did the same
  布赖恩数到20，举起了双筒望远镜。埃琳娜也照着做了。
• There was an Underground map above one of the windows and I counted the stops to West Hampstead
  其中一扇窗户上方有一张地铁线路图，我数了数到西汉普斯特德站共有几站。
• She counted on her card, but failed.
  她指望一举成名，但是失败了。
• The Prime Minister faces anxious hours before the votes are counted tomorrow night.
  在明晚计票完成之前，首相将面临数小时的煎熬等待。
• He began counting them and then, with growing perplexity, counted them a second time.
  他开始数，然后更加困惑，于是又数了一遍。
• She can be counted as a dancer.
  她可以算一个舞蹈家。
• Diana seemed a strong young girl who could be counted upon to produce an heir.
  戴安娜看起来是个年轻健壮的女孩，应该能生下继承人。
• The basic point is that sanctions cannot be counted on to produce a sure result.
  最重要的一点是，制裁并不一定能带来一个确定的结果。
• The government counted 27,600,000 employed persons in West Germany.
  据政府统计，西德当时的就业人数为2,760万人。