To mean meaning in English
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Definition
to mean: to signify, to symbolize, to represent
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This is an irregular verb:
I mean / I meant / I have meant
(what) I mean...: (what) I want to say...
I hate children... I mean, I'm not ready to have them.
(your friendship) means (a lot to me): (your friendship) represents, counts for (a lot)
Examples
- "Philip : You mean your office?"
- "Know what I mean, Gerald?"
- "Excuse my French, but that means we're in deep )(*#$."
- "Just a reminder, folks: Radio Rhubarb will stay with this story until the bodies are discovered, excuse me, I mean until the situation is explained."
- "Do you know what this means?"
- "Edward : You mean the microwave?"
- "Brian : Edward, I mean Deep Throat, this is BJ."
- "I'm a lean, mean, turbo-charged selling machine!"
- "I mean, is it like Planet of the Apes?"
- "Brian : You mean, you've never, you know...?"
- "Horatio : General, I mean Rainbow Child, am I still under arrest?"
- "I mean crazy crazy."
- "Al Capone : It means... not guilty!"
- "Rocco : Duh, boss... what does "acquitted" mean?"
- "Warbuckle : What does that mean?"
- "I mean, 10,000 dollars?"
- "THX-1134 : It means that you need to learn a new language, Mr Warbuckle."
- "This does not mean I'm abandoning you, or this company."
- "Find out what it means to me."
- "I wasn't meant to interface with a machine."
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