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reckon

[rek-uhn] / ˈrɛk ən /




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In total, the Bank reckons two out of five residential borrowers, close to four million, will face a similar situation in the next few years, with an average 8% rise in repayment costs.

From BBC

The analysts reckon the strong AI ramp-up will offset its muted mobile business on weak consumer demand, leaving their overall MediaTek forecasts unchanged.

From The Wall Street Journal

We underestimated the degree to which sentiment for software would worsen as investors reckon with the idea that AI powerhouses Anthropic, OpenAI, and Alphabet could eventually use their AI programs to sell services to businesses.

From Barron's

Unless it was the dusty old times table chart peeling off the back wall that was suddenly fascinating her, it had to be me, I reckoned, steeling my lips against the pull of a smirk.

From Literature

A big gambler at the time, Virgo reckoned he won more with a hefty punt on Dawn Johnny and Walter Swinburn winning the Chester Cup than he would have for lifting the World Championship trophy.

From BBC