Pronunciation: /ˈrɛkən ɒn/
verb to depend on or expect something to happen
A1 I reckon on my friends to help me move this weekend.
A2 She reckons on her parents to support her decision to study abroad.
B1 We can reckon on the weather being nice for our outdoor picnic.
B2 The team reckons on their coach to come up with a winning strategy.
C1 As a CEO, he reckons on his team to successfully execute the company's vision.
C2 In times of crisis, the country reckons on its leaders to make tough decisions for the greater good.
preposition used to indicate reliance or expectation
A1 I reckon on my friend to help me with my homework.
A2 She reckons on her parents for financial support.
B1 We can reckon on the weather being good for our picnic.
B2 The team reckoned on their captain to lead them to victory.
C1 He reckons on his experience to guide him in making important decisions.
C2 The company reckons on its loyal customers to sustain its business growth.
formal You can reckon on my support during this challenging time.
informal You can reckon on me to help you move next weekend.
slang You can reckon on Jake to always have your back.
figurative When it comes to dessert, you can always reckon on Sarah to bring something delicious.
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