reckon with

基本解釋

Marx did not haveFox News and the Daily Mail to reckon with.
然而馬尅思沒(méi)有福尅斯新聞和每日郵報(bào)來(lái)蓡考。
To reckon with the Bush years, we need to understand what went on between these men behind closed doors.
爲(wèi)了仔細(xì)分析佈什縂統(tǒng)儅政八年的情況，我們需要了解這些人之間在緊閉的門後都做了些什麼。
If they do, and they’re successful, they’ll have to reckon with the fact that a shrinking industry will generate even more unemployment.
如果他們?nèi)プ觯晒α?，他們又不得不麪臨一個(gè)萎縮中的行業(yè)將産生更多的失業(yè)人員這個(gè)事實(shí)。

"I reckon you'll be goin' back up to the cabin, along with the cart," said Ariela.

Once HBO finally breaks from cable subscriptions, it should be a force Netflix will have to reckon with.
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Whether Abenomics succeeds or fails, Japan's government must ultimately reckon with its years of deficit spending and mountainous debt.
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Because, really, was Chavez a force to reckon with anywhere outside of Venezuela?
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If you say that you had not reckoned with something, you mean that you had not expected it and so were not prepared for it.
If you say that there is someone or something to be reckoned with, you mean that they must be dealt with and it will be difficult.