"mean" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

mean czasownik

mean + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 283

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

czasownik + mean

Kolokacji: 18

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

mean + przyimek

Kolokacji: 37

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

mean + przymiotnik/przysłówek

Kolokacji: 57

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

Kolokacji: 21

1. literally mean = dosłownie oznaczaj literally mean

2. necessarily mean = koniecznie znacz necessarily mean

3. simply mean = po prostu oznaczaj simply mean

4. originally meant = początkowo oznaczać originally meant

5. actually mean = faktycznie oznaczaj actually mean

6. generally mean = ogólnie oznaczaj generally mean

7. clearly meant = najwyraźniej oznaczać clearly meant

8. merely mean = jedynie oznaczaj merely mean

9. mean well = mieć dobre intencje mean well

well meant

10. essentially mean = zasadniczo oznaczaj essentially mean

Many political professionals say that running a competitive campaign essentially means giving up your job for a year.
He was told to "hold at all costs," which essentially meant until dead or captured.
This essentially means that humans have a desire to be near nature.
The word essentially means, in translation of meaning: a person who comes to my land to give me something I do not want.
This essentially means that people are rewarded based on the amount they contribute to the social product.
Which essentially means you have to be one of our users.
To others, its arrival essentially means 300 more channels of nothing.
"It essentially means there are no campaign contribution limits for governor," he said.
The word itself essentially means "It would have been enough for us."
The words are almost the same, and they both mean essentially 'expedition,' but there's that difference between them.