Verb:

मोजणे,

take the count's Usage Examples:

being escorted to the cart to be taken to the guillotine, the guards take the count away; French leader Maximilien Robespierre wishes to question him further.

have had such a difficult time in the first round that he chose to take the count in the second rather than face any more rounds with Brennan.

sending armored guards to Carmen"s room, in an attempt to push Carmen to take the count.

right to the side of the head, but Johnson was not down long enough to take the count, although he was obviously upset by the experience.

"Aberdeen take the count.

Floris V had entered, ordered Gijsbrecht"s cousin, Jan I van Cuijk, to take the count of Holland into hostage and transfer him to England.

"Bath City take the count".

"Teenager would not take the count".

Hertzog left the United Party in protest at Smuts" decision, in the face of clamant calls for neutrality from Afrikaans-speakers, to take the country into.

Notice μ a {\displaystyle \mu _{a}} is scaled into a fix scale to take the count of size variation of different detected region.

Synonyms:

sum, numerate, ascertain, add together, determine, total, tally, enumerate, number, tote up, recount, miscount, add up, tot up, sum up, summate, find, add, find out, tot, census,

Antonyms:

unbalance, misconstruction, disclaim, disbelieve, integrate,