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Present participle for give reason for
Present participle for constitute in amount
“High utilizers of medical services comprise a small proportion of all patients, yet they account for a disproportionate amount of expenses in the health care system.”
Present participle for to provide or serve as a satisfactory explanation for
“Even if correct, however, this explanation would not account for the health problems of their younger daughter, who has not yet attended high school.”
Present participle for succeed in killing, destroying, or defeating
“On the other side Naas pulled out all the stops in defeating Kilkenny and they went on to easily account for Portlaoise in the final.”
Present participle for to give evidence or testimony to the truth or factuality of
Present participle for to regard something as being caused by
Present participle for to pay off one's debts
Present participle for be accountable for
Present participle for to give a detailed account in words of
Present participle for to render comprehensible or understandable
Present participle for to merit or be a justification for
Present participle for to explore or examine a given topic or subject
Present participle for to show or prove to be right or reasonable
(now rare) Present participle for to be made up or consist of
Present participle for to calculate roughly, especially for purposes of analysis
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