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  • 71Figure — Recorded as Fig, Fige, Figg, the diminutives Figgen and Figgin, the prejoritives Figger and Figure, the patronymics Figgs, Figers, Figgers, Figgins, Figures, and others, this interesting surname has a number of possible origins. Firstly, it may… …

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  • 72figure on — v. (colloq.) (esp. AE) (G) ( to intend ) I figured on staying a few days * * * (colloq.) (esp; AE) (G) (to intend ) I figure ond on staying a few days …

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  • 73figure on — (Roget s Thesaurus II) I verb Informal. To look forward to confidently: anticipate, await, bargain for (or on), count on, depend on (or upon), expect, look for, wait (for). See SURPRISE. II verb See figure …

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  • 74figure — Figur нем. [фигу/р] figura ит. [фигу/ра] figure фр. [фигю/р], англ. [фи/гэ] фигура (мелодическая, ритмическая) …

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  • 75figure — pole figure …

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  • 76figure\ up — v. phr. To calculate; add up. If you can figure up how many phone calls I ve made from your home, I will pay you right away …

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  • 77figure on — PHRASAL VERB If you figure on something, you plan that it will happen or assume that it will happen when making your plans. [INFORMAL] [V P n/ ing] Jack worked as hard as he could to build his business, but he hadn t figured on a few obstacles.… …

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  • 78figure up — PHRASAL VERB If you figure up a cost or amount, you add numbers together to get the total. [mainly AM] [V P n] He figured up the balance in their checking account. Syn: calculate …

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  • 79figure on — depend on, be sure about You can figure on about 30 people coming to the party next week …

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  • 80figure on — N. Amer. informal expect (something) to happen or be the case. → figure …

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