What does compté in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word compté in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use compté in French.

The word compté in French means taken into account, taken into consideration, count, total number, right amount, summary of accounts, account, account, account, account, count, add up, count, count up, have, allow, charge, pay up, intend to do, count on , rely on, mean to, count, watch, lightly, in that case, at the author's expense, for yourself, audit 's accounts, at the end of the day, bit by bit, little by little, have the exact change, have the exact amount, have had it, have had it with , have had enough of, it's the thought that counts, it's the thought that counts, it's the thought that counts, Accounts Manager, Sales Manager, bank account key, big account, big client, big account client, close an account, close the books, countdown, pre-paid account, bank account, banking account, frozen account, current account, customer account, joint account, current account, current account, author's expense, savings account, operating statement, statement of account, trading account, deposit account, income statement, profit and loss account, dormant account, home purchase savings account, joint account, Fat chance!, prepaid account, business account, own account, interest-bearing account, report, minutes, minutes of the meeting, given (that), considering (that), seeing (that), seeing as, user account, dropper, share account, securities account, rev counter, debit an account, come out of relatively unscathed, get out of relatively unscathed, ultimately, taking into account, taking into consideration, come under consideration, be off the mark, be way off the mark, be wide of the mark, be short of the mark, be off the mark, bank statement, manage to do, major account, left on the sidelines, social reject, social outcast, reject, return, the countdown has begun, it is all there, it is certain, our time is limited, we are pressed for time, we only have a limited amount of time, ledger, ledger book, account book, wide of the mark, put down to, give credit for, Don't bank on it!, account number, bank account number, account opening, open an account, to round it up, on behalf of, in full payment, for yourself, for your own benefit, take on the responsibility for, take into account, taking into consideration, taking into account, settling of scores, statement, bank statement, settle a score with, liquidate, sort something out, bank statement, report , summarize, replenish an account, take over, get off lightly, set up in business, go it alone, go independent, without my realizing it, start your own business, branch out on your own, realize, be wrong about , be mistaken about, final settlement, settlement of all outstanding accounts, his/her number is up, consider, account holder, named account holder, all things considered, all in all. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word compté

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