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mean
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mean {adjective}
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to mean {verb}
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English-German translation for "mean"
"mean" German translation
mean
mean (also: common, average, intersection, mainstream)
Now what does it mean that the -- (Applause) the averages there -- this is the average of China.
mean value
But the average of all these studies came out -- the mean is about 5,000, which I personally don't believe, but then I am a skeptic.
Next, the recent arrival of three new well-forested Member States, Austria, Sweden and Finland, has increased the mean forest area in the
I say we're going to take a long-lived strain of mouse, which basically means mice that live about three years on average.
mean (also: effective value, root mean square)
root mean square
root mean square value
for radio or television) equipment operating in the .5-500 MHz (MF to UHF broadcast bands) with output power levels above 1 kW (Root-Mean
mean (also: average, mean value)
In the formula cell the mean is now shown across all the A1 cells of your 50 sheets.
And he pulled the whole mean down, destroying my statistical significance of the test.
The geometric mean value of this random sample is therefore 41.79.
Returns the average of the absolute deviations of data points from their mean.
So, in my view, a good mean value would be a good solution.
mean (also: average, on the average, medium, median)
It's like when you're mean to your wife because you're mad at somebody else.
These corals can be quite kind of mean, you see, and I have surfing scars to prove that.
RS.: So is Ivan being mean and naughty for taking Joshua's sandwich?
RS: Was Ivan being mean and naughty for taking Joshua's sandwich?
They're so evil, they're so mean -- this is what they're about."
They're so evil, they're so mean -- this is what they're about."
Look at the way I treated Mother, so mean and hard to her.
You don't wanna watch things like that...... or you're gonna grow up mean, just like all my brothers and cousins.
to mean no harm
We are now living in a world of two extremes, and by this I mean not only a world of poverty and wealth, but also a world of good and evil.
mean (also: wicked, dastard, malign, scurrilous)
assumed mean life time
mean square deviation
mean time to repair
Greenwich Mean Time
MTBF : mean time between failures
The European Union has, in fact, always been mean in the budgets for education.
The necessary reduction in quantities could have been achieved equally well by administrative means, without any need for this money.
mean (also: dastard, sneaky, snaky, perfidious)
There are two markets in Europe who defend their positions to the bitter end, partly even using doubtful means.
As we see it, that is, and cannot be other than, unfair competition, which must be combated by all means available.
By means of phishing fraudsters try to gain access to passwords or gather confidential data from the unsuspecting Internet user.
I thank the Commissioner for her communication but I would like her to say what she means by 'unfair competition ' because I did not fully understand this point.
But that does not mean that we do not want to give the consumer any information.
But this does not mean that we shall be transferring any water from Austria.
I mean, we're angry at the one hand and we want to be somewhere else.
If we act on our own behalf, let us then show that we mean business.
The public will then see that we mean business and that we actually want this transparency.
We need to find a golden mean, so that we can have our cake and eat it.
Therefore we must find the golden mean, where we can eat the cake and have adequate information on what it contains.
I mean, again, having gone to the U.S. as a student in the mid '70s, I knew what the image of India was then, if there was an image at all.
mean is the right place for the Commission to be.
Slovakia is now, since yesterday, at the top of the list of negotiating countries, which is, given that country's past, no mean feat.
Four atoms of hydrogen, the four points of the tetrahedron, which means the little carbon atom.
Now what's great about a multi-touch sensor is that, you know, I could be doing this with as many fingers here, but of course multi-touch also inherently means multi-user.
mean {adjective}
The terms that we have offered the applicant states are unimaginative and mean.
I share your view, Mr President: the European Union must not have a mean-spirited attitude or a narrow-minded mentality with regard to
We also feel it is unnecessary, mean and even pathetic that for products like sugar, rice and bananas the proposed opening-up will not be
And I don't mean that they drop out of school in the third or fourth grade -- they don't go.
I mean, this technique of being able to manipulate a mesh here, with multiple control points, is actually something that's state of the art.
The Member States ' mean-minded attitude leaves the candidate countries with the impression that they are second-class citizens who are not
They have hijacked the EU institutions and this will mean that some states become second class members including the new applicant
to mean {verb}
to mean [meant|meant] {vb} (also: to indicate, to denote, to denominate, to connote)
Were those elements sufficiently extreme to mean that the elections could not be justified?
And what I mean -- not at TED -- that I'm -- at this point in my life, truly my set of circumstances I would truly consider an accident.
That means the playful search for beauty was called the first activity of Man.
A bitmap basically means a pattern of " bits ".
(c) “commercial transaction” means:
to mean [meant|meant] {vb} (also: to intend, to aim, to have in mind, to intend to do sth)
to mean to do sth
By internally, I mean the structural and financial reforms that we carry out and, of course, the principles we apply in doing so.
Primarily it was meant to attack the issue of industrial relations at borders.
Thank you for that response and for outlining the theory of what is meant to happen with this directive.
So this means that we need to take a different view of unintended consequences.
to mean [meant|meant] {vb} (also: to have in mind, to purpose sth.)
That obviously does not mean, though, that there are no projects in this sector.
The term ‘ more Europe’ must mean above all an enhanced Europe in Europe itself.
A project can be kept alive in this way from one year to the next by means of small advance payments, even though the project itself might not have even begun to be implemented.
to mean [meant|meant] {vb} (also: to imply, to involve, to stand for, express)
Sometimes that will mean a legislative response introduced by the Commission.
These figures are extremely high, considering what they mean for individual people.
This could mean that ampicillin will be forever lost as a treatment for disease.
That would automatically mean amending the law without involving Parliament.
You don't have to know what these things mean, doesn't make any difference.
to mean [meant|meant] {vb} (also: to be called)
That obviously does not mean, though, that there are no projects in this sector.
But that does not mean that we do not want to give the consumer any information.
Does that mean, to put it bluntly, that we await the permission of the Americans?
Flowers for Kabul must mean many voices for the women of Afghanistan.
This does not mean that those in charge must be above ordinary mortals.
to mean [meant|meant] {vb} (also: to prove, to imply)
They mean that the statement of origin would make it clear that the honey does not just meet a fair number of the quality requirements, but...
All that the recommendations mean is that the level of productivity by qualification, by region, must be an element to be taken into
'consulted ', which appears to mean that they do not decide.
This is the meaning of the so-called Laeken Declaration.
Application means knowledge, knowledge means understanding and understanding means clarity first and foremost.
to mean [meant|meant] {vb} (also: to think, to opine, to fancy, to guess)
I suppose what you mean is: What happens to the boat while I'm sleeping?
If we act on our own behalf, let us then show that we mean business.
When you talk about clean atomic energy, do you mean the manufacture of fuel rods in Russia?
By stability we don ' t mean things being at a standstill, but, rather, progress.
So my usual question is, what do you mean by "basics?" Basics of what?
to mean [meant|meant] {vb}
Under the Rules revision if we mean to say Yes we will vote Yes, if we mean to say No we will vote No.
- Mrs Torres Marques, I have listened very closely to what you have to say, but I do not quite understand what you mean when you talk about
Yes, we do need to review the European institutions, but this review needs to be in-depth: that is what we mean when we talk about the need
They talk about wanting lives of purpose and greater meaning.
That means that we cannot just pluck a statement out of thin air and say that we will tighten these up further.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "mean":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "mean" in German
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"mean" translation - forum results
Similar words
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