to reckon in的意思|示意

After deducting all costs Messrs Hofman and Kuijs reckon that profit margins have risen from less than 3% in 1999 to almost 6% in 2005.

而在扣除了所有成本后，郝、高两位都认为利润率仅由1999年的不足3%增加到了2005年的近6%。

Most analysts reckon that Russia's fleet is more frightening on paper than in reality, and that it is too stretched to upset the balance of power in the Mediterranean.

大多数分析家认为俄罗斯海军其实并没有想象中的那么强大，而且军力的过度分散使得其难以撼动地中海原有的军事格局。

For I reckon that the sufferings of this present time [are] not worthy [to be compared] with the glory which shall be revealed in us.

我想现在的苦楚，若比将来要显于我们的荣耀，就不足介意了。

That includes many individuals with esoteric skills that are of little use in everyday life - like being able to instantly reckon the day of the week for any past or future date.

这包括许多不同的个体拥有在日常生活中很少用得上的深奥技能——比如能够立即算出任何一个过去或将来的日期是星期几。

Most pundits reckon that Toyota took its eyes off quality control in its efforts to overtake GM.

多数业内人士认为，丰田为赶超通用，转移了质量控制的战略重心。

The bill's drafters reckon that China and similarly energy-thirsty countries are in effect subsidising their exports by allowing their firms to dodge costly environmental standards.

该法案的起草者认为：中国和其它能源需求大国没让其公司遵守花费巨大的环境标准，这事实上是对这些公司的出口提供了补贴。