count for meaning

• count for something to be considered to be important or valuable:
  ▪ It's nice to know that good old-fashioned moral values still count for something.
  count for nothing/not count for anything etc
  ▪ The law counts for nothing in this part of town, where children as young as ten carry guns.
  ▪ What I say doesn't count for much around here.

• You see, they don't count for much in the state.
• Knowledge without common sense counts for little.
• That counts for something.
• Will you please order another white count for tomorrow?
• I had learned that victories did not count for much.
• Both electrons don't count for the donor and neither for the recipient.
• Its voice and force may count for nothing if they are withheld too long.
• In other branches of talent and learning american names began to count for something.
• "it troubles me," he said, "to think that my own will can count for so little."
• Mr. wilson's assistant counts for a good deal in this mystery of the red-headed league.

• "count for" meaning in Chinese: 有…价值，有…重要性
• "count for" meaning in Japanese: ～の値打ちがある、～に値する◆【同】very significantThe young man's enthusia...
• "count for" meaning in Russian: стоить; иметь значение to count for nothing ≈ не иметь ник...