intransitive. To judge or think (in a specified way) of a person or thing.

transitive. to make much (also little, nothing, too much,etc.) of (or †on): to have an opinion of or rate at (the degree specified); to treat with…

To make account of, think (much, little, lightly, etc.) of, care for. Obsolete.

To have a particular (good, bad, or other) opinion of a person or thing; to value or esteem something… intransitive. With adverbial, as badly, poorly…

transitive. To consider. Chiefly in past participle.

intransitive. To think of in a specified way; to have the specified opinion of. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. with of: To ponder, consider (something); to judge of, estimate, value, care for. Obsolete.

intransitive. To think (highly, etc.) of a thing or person. Also with omission of adverb. Obsolete.

To attach value (subjectively) to. intransitive. To have a (more or less favourable) opinion of (on). Obsolete.

To form or give an opinion; to judge, estimate. Obsolete. intransitive with of or (rarely) on.

take stock n. In commercial use, to make an inventory of the merchandise, furniture, etc. in one's own (rarely in another's) possession, recording…