I. reck·on [ˈrekən] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. reckon (calculate):
2. reckon (judge):
I. on [ɒn, αμερικ ɑ:n] ΠΡΌΘ
1. on (on top of):
2. on with verbs of motion (onto):
3. on (situated on):
4. on (from):
5. on (clothing):
6. on (hurt by):
7. on (supported by a part of the body):
8. on (in possession of):
9. on (marking surface of):
10. on (about):
11. on (based on):
12. on (as member of):
13. on (against):
14. on (through device of):
15. on (through medium of):
17. on (travelling with):
18. on (on day of):
19. on (at time of):
20. on (engaged in):
21. on (regularly taking):
22. on (paid by):
23. on (sustained by):
24. on (as payment for):
25. on (added to):
26. on (connected to):
27. on (according to):
28. on (burdening):
29. on (experiencing):
30. on (compared with):
31. on (by chance):
32. on after ουσ (following):
33. on αυστραλ, βρετ ΑΘΛ (having points of):
II. on [ɒn, αμερικ ɑ:n] ΕΠΊΡΡ αμετάβλ
1. on (in contact with):
2. on (on body):
3. on (indicating continuance):
4. on (in forward direction):
5. on (being shown):
6. on (scheduled):
7. on (functioning):
8. on (aboard):
10. on:
ιδιωτισμοί:
on ΕΠΊΡΡ
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| you | reckon |
| he/she/it | reckons |
| we | reckon |
| you | reckon |
| they | reckon |
| I | reckoned |
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| you | reckoned |
| he/she/it | reckoned |
| we | reckoned |
| you | reckoned |
| they | reckoned |
| I | have | reckoned |
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| you | have | reckoned |
| he/she/it | has | reckoned |
| we | have | reckoned |
| you | have | reckoned |
| they | have | reckoned |
| I | had | reckoned |
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| you | had | reckoned |
| he/she/it | had | reckoned |
| we | had | reckoned |
| you | had | reckoned |
| they | had | reckoned |
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