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count on
verb
(intr, preposition) to rely or depend on
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
Why he still holds a place in the Dodgers’ starting rotation, one that has counted on him to compensate for a swath of injuries in the season’s opening two months.
She is counting on a chance to see the band at the annual BTS Festa, a celebration of the band's debut, that will take place on Friday.
"I know we can count on the United Kingdom as we start the next chapter for Nato," Rutte said.
Settling the Trump lawsuit is widely seen as a prerequisite for regulators to finally clear Paramount’s $8-billion sale to Skydance Media, which Redstone has been desperately counting on to save her family’s fortunes.
And while Ohtani and Judge can be counted on for multiple home runs, only the Bananas deliver baby races, a dancing umpire and backflips before balls are caught in the outfield.
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