reckoning in Italian
reckoning in Italian is stima — reckoning means the act of calculating or working something out.
reckoning in Italian
stima
The action of calculating or estimating something.
What does "reckoning" mean?
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noun The act of calculating or working something out.
"By her reckoning, they were still two days from port."
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noun A time when past actions are judged and their consequences finally have to be faced.
"The scandal finally caught up with him — a day of reckoning had arrived."
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noun A bill for food or drink, especially at an inn or tavern (chiefly British).
"The innkeeper presented them with the reckoning at the end of the night."
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reckoning in a sentence
- By her reckoning, they were still two days from port.
- The scandal finally caught up with him — a day of reckoning had arrived.
- The innkeeper presented them with the reckoning at the end of the night.
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What is "reckoning" in Italian?
"reckoning" in Italian is stima. reckoning means: The act of calculating or working something out.
How do you use "reckoning" in a sentence?
Example: "By her reckoning, they were still two days from port." In Italian, "reckoning" is stima.
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