Примеры использования It to mean на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Not what you want it to mean.
I took it to mean"captain.
What do you want it to mean?
I did, and this time I want it to mean something.
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I want it to mean somethin.
I want us to be together,but I want it to mean something.
I want it to mean something.
For a kiss to be really good, you want it to mean something.
You should take it to mean that I'm not like you, sir.
If anything ever happened between us,I would want it to mean something.
I just want it to mean something.
I will take it to mean"yes.
I understand it to mean that we should live life from moment to moment, offering everything to God.
What do you want it to mean, Marc?
I know that I want it to mean something to me the way that this means something to you.
And by leaving it behind, he wants it to mean something to us, too.
No, if you want it to mean you're crushing Wesley,it would be the Wesley Crushers.
You know how much the program means to me, and I want it to mean as much to you.
They took it to mean that the image had to be worshipped at Montserrat- it could not be moved.
The officer monitoring the call took it to mean, you know,"watch over her." Great.
What do you want it to mean? I mean, the last time you did this,it turned into a lifetime commitment.
And yet how little this hint has been understood, since the world took it to mean that the Soul was the Breath of God, of Jehovah.
You may not want it to mean anything, but Ethan, it will mean something to you and if not to you, to her.
I know that I'm only your second lover ever, and that, I know that means a lot, andI just don't want it to mean… too much.
Most Muslim commentators interpret it to mean"the Samaritan" and, as will be seen, they are probably unwittingly right in doing so.
He had always understood it to mean that the benefits of scientific progress were to be made available to all within the limits and by use of the machinery which already existed.
Anaximander of Miletus termed it apeiron, butwe generally take it to mean the same thing, which is to say. endless.