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compt

1 American  
[kount] / kaʊnt /

verb (used with or without object)

Archaic.
  1. an archaic spelling of count.


compt. 2 American  

abbreviation

  1. comptroller.


Example Sentences

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Pline dit que les trois statues dont se compose le groupe �taient d'un seul morceau, et ce groupe est form� de plusieurs, on en a compt� jusqu'� six.

From Project Gutenberg

Ce moine, le plus illustre de tous ceux qui ont compt� parmi les souverains pontifes, y rayonnera d'un �clat qu'aucun de ses pr�d�cesseurs n'a �gal� et qui rejaillera comme une sanction supr�me, sur l'institut dont il est issu.

From Project Gutenberg

I have kept compt, still meaning to be just one day; but Avarice withheld me.

From Project Gutenberg

Why all the old greasy greybeards, that lie at our inn, do kiss us chambermaids; faugh! and what have we poor wretches to set on t'other side the compt, but now and then a nice young—?

From Project Gutenberg

This disorderly system would have died with its author, August Compt, had not two of his disciples taken it up and given it a certain stability.

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