Phrasal verbs starting with "count"

To be a disadvantage to someone in a situation where they are being judged or evaluated.

To count backward toward zero, or to eagerly await an upcoming event.

To include someone in a plan, activity, or group.

To count items or people one by one, often while naming or listing them.

To trust that someone or something will help or behave in an expected way.

To exclude someone from a plan, or to count items one by one while distributing them.

To be included as part of a total, score, or requirement.

To count a collection of things to find the total.

Formal variant of 'count on' — to trust or depend on someone or something.