"mean" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

mean Verb

mean + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 283

mean trouble • mean business • mean death • mean money • mean people • mean jobs • mean things • mean war • mean life • ...

Verb + mean

Kolokacji: 18

give meaning • interpreted to mean • seem to mean • come to mean • used to mean • ...

mean + Präposition

Kolokacji: 37

mean by • mean for • mean to • mean about • mean that • ...

mean + Adjektiv/Adverb

Kolokacji: 57

literally mean • necessarily mean • originally meant • simply mean • generally mean • actually mean • clearly meant • merely mean • ...

Kolokacji: 21

Grup znaczeniowych: 12

(1) literally, honestly

Kolokacji: 2

(2) necessarily, essentially, necessary

Kolokacji: 3

Kolokacji: 4

(4) simply, merely

Kolokacji: 2

(5) generally, specifically

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 16

1. actually mean = faktycznie oznaczaj actually mean

2. truly mean = naprawdę oznaczaj truly mean

3. automatically mean = automatycznie oznaczaj automatically mean

4. once mean = kiedyś oznaczaj once mean

once meant

5. mean little = chciej mało mean little

6. eventually mean = ostatecznie oznaczaj eventually mean

7. invariably mean = niezmiennie oznaczaj invariably mean

"Compassionate service" invariably meant fixing a meal for somebody.
But in boxing, a sport without a solid structure, money invariably means more than your word.
Beating the time, therefore, invariably means breaking the law.
At least the recession has partly done away with the delusion that financial success invariably means artistic genius.
That invariably meant sectioning the warren off and working it a piece at a time.
The low level of the courses will invariably mean easier exams which then gives the statistics presented above.
Saturday night in Acadiana invariably means more dining and dancing.
Painting or sculpturing a nude from the front invariably means encountering a particular person.
When the right balance is struck, this invariably means that one or other party cannot achieve its ambitions.
It invariably means ending up with double the quantity of something that isn't worth having in the first place.