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The most common uses of 计 (jì) are related to measuring and calculating. It is often used in the phrase 计算 (jìsuàn, to calculate) and can be used to refer to the act of measuring or calculating something. It can also be used to refer to a meter or gauge, such as a thermometer or a ruler.
In addition, 计 (jì) can also be used in the negative to mean "to haggle over" or "to fuzz about". For example, one might say 不要计较 (bùyào jìjiào, don't haggle over it).
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