Pronunciation: /kaʊnt ɒn/
verb to rely on or trust in someone or something
A1 You can count on me to help you with your homework.
A2 I know I can count on my best friend to always be there for me.
B1 You can count on the team to deliver the project on time.
B2 I count on my experience to guide me through difficult situations.
C1 In times of crisis, you can count on the government to provide support.
C2 I count on my instincts to make important decisions in my career.
preposition used to indicate reliance or trust in someone or something
A1 You can count on me to help you with your homework.
A2 You can count on your friends to support you during tough times.
B1 I know I can count on my family to always be there for me.
B2 In times of need, you can count on your colleagues to lend a helping hand.
C1 As a manager, I need to be able to count on my team to deliver results.
C2 When facing a difficult decision, you can count on your experience to guide you.
formal You can count on our team to deliver the project on time.
informal You know you can count on me to always be there for you.
slang Hey, you can count on Jake to throw a killer party.
figurative In times of trouble, you can always count on family to support you.
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