单词 | reckoning |
释义 | reck·on·ing 1. a. < the reckonings of local, solar, and sidereal time — Times Literary Supplement > b. < a need felt for a more precise time reckoning — A.L.Kroeber > c. < an old beggar who could not pay his reckoning — Virginia Woolf > d. < more than 10 percent off in his reckoning > < experiments verified the correctness of his reckoning > e. (1) (2) 2. < would demonstrate their loyalty by postponing a reckoning of their grievances — Oscar Handlin > 3. < if the cause be not good, the king himself hath a heavy reckoning to make — Shakespeare > < a time of reckoning > < a bitter reckoning > — see day of reckoning 4. < when the final reckoning of this composer's complete works is made — Arthur Berger > < its people have lived under the system for more than a generation … a reckoning can now be taken — Nathaniel Peffer > |
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