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count-off

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb count-off has 1 sense
  1. count off - call in turn from right to left or from back to front numbers that determine some position or function
    --1 is one way to call out
    Sample sentence:
    Somebody ----s something

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Term: Count Off

Definition

Verb: To count aloud, typically in a sequential manner, for the purpose of organizing or identifying a group of people or things.

Noun: A method of organizing or identifying a group of people or things by counting them aloud.

Senses and Usages

Sense 1:

Verb: To assign or designate a number to someone or something by counting aloud.

Example: The teacher instructed the students to count off from one to ten, so she could pair them up for a group activity.

Sense 2:

Verb: To recite numbers in order to determine someone's turn or position in a sequence.

Example: The marathon runners lined up and counted off as the race organizer waved them off.

Sense 3:

Noun: A method used by military personnel to determine or verify the headcount of soldiers in a formation.

Example: The sergeant conducted a count off to ensure all the soldiers were present before commencing the drill.

Sense 4:

Noun: A technique employed by actors on stage to synchronize their movements or actions.

Example: The cast practiced their coordinated dance routine, counting off to ensure perfect timing during the performance.

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