count against
US /kaʊnt əˈgɛnst/
・UK /kaʊnt əˈgenst/
B2
phr.v.To be a factor that harms or reduces chances of success.
His lack of experience might count against him in the interview.
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US economy shrinks as companies race to get ahead of Trump tariffs | BBC News
- The decline was driven by a drop in government spending and a more than 40% surge in imports which count against growth as companies race to get ahead of tariffs.
The decline was driven by a drop in government spending and a more than 40% surge in imports which count against growth as companies race to get ahead of tariffs.
- The decline was driven by a drop in government spending and a more than 40 percent surge in imports, which count against growth as companies race to get ahead of tariffs.
The decline was driven by a drop in government spending and a more than 40 percent surge in imports, which count against growth as companies race to get ahead of tariffs.
WWDC 2019 Keynote Apple
- and it won't count against your storage.
and it won't count against your storage.
- count against your storage.
count against your storage.
Why 'Years of Experience' is a Lie (from former CEO)
- Sometimes they actually count against you.
Sometimes they actually count against you.
- Sometimes they actually count against you.
Sometimes they actually count against you.