English-Portuguese translation for "mean"

mean of transport

What, though, does ‘ too fast’ mean to people who were oppressed for nearly half a century?

In addition, scrapping serviceable aircraft will mean an additional burden on the environment.

We believe in striking the golden mean in this case.

What does it mean if each house were to be fitted with a solar panel or use low-energy light bulbs?

But the political will must come into being in the south - and by that I mean countries with a smaller gross domestic product - as well as

To flood the European Union with bananas produced in countries where low labour costs mean that they can practise unfair competition.

Being down at the bottom means that you're struggling to make ends meet.

Mr Blak, I am pleased that you believe you can draw this conclusion, but the fact that we do not criticise something does not mean that

Think for a moment about what it means to feel right.

It appears, though, that there are some in the House who have not yet even begun to grasp what that might mean.

What does the performance of duties mean?

In our view, this would mean more Europe.

What is meant exactly by the term 'requirement of double criminality '?

'More Europe ' must not mean more of an omnipresent, over-bearing Europe.

But I am slightly at a loss to know exactly what that will mean in this particular area.

That can mean taking tough military action, as we do from time to time.

This relationship cannot, of course, mean subordination to the Security Council.

And self-regulation does not mean that in the end there will be no regulation, but we must not go too fast in this matter.

This does not mean setting itself up as a tutor, but rather showing that Europe states its resolve and acts for the benefit of all, and

Fundamentalism is a phenomenon which is difficult to put into words, certainly if one tries to give it a political meaning.

The Council could say that is sufficient, but to get an average of 1 % over those years means we have to spend above 1 % in certain years.

That cannot, however, mean, ladies and gentlemen, postponing the necessary measures again.

This could mean that, in future, tyrants and dictators can no longer consider themselves safe as long as they remain at home.

The Council has referred to the reallocation of aid, and I am concerned that in practice this might mean less funding for the new Member