to reckon up的意思|示意

The other banker spoke up. "I reckon he means by that Harve ain't asked him to mortgage any more farms lately, so as he could go on with his education."

另一个银行家开口道：“我估计他的意思是说，哈维近来不再叫他抵押农场供他继续念书。”

In 2011 the world will finally wake up and realise that Poland has become a country to reckon with in Europe.

2011年世界将会最终觉醒并意识到波兰已经成为了欧洲被预言中的国家。

Now, though, Aart Overeem of the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute and his colleagues reckon they have come up with another way to keep an eye on the rain.

但是，现在荷兰皇家气象研究所的阿尔特·欧维姆和他的同事们认为，他们已经提出了另一种可以监测雨量的方式。

We had to reckon up the gains as well as the losses.

他们好不容易才做到得失相当。

Most observers reckon the industry’s revenue could fall by up to a fifth in 2010 as the exceptional market conditions that followed the bail-outs have faded.

一些观察家称，随着市场环境在拯救行动后变得很好的情况开始衰减，这一行业（银行业）的收入在2010年可能会下降逾20%。

Some researchers already have battery materials they reckon could be recharged in the time it takes to freshen up and have a snack at a service station.

科研人员已经研制出一种电池材料，声称可在洗漱或吃便饭的时间内将电充好。