Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Means literally trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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I wonder if that means literally?
This means literally like what it sounds like.
The divine Word is an infant, which means literally,“incapable of speaking.”.
Her name means literally"shine-dew-fur", or"fur shining like dew".
The word, which is often translated simply as prayer means literally'wish-path'(Tibetan: smon-lam).
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The name means, literally,“without serif.”.
One of them was the Principle of Excluded Middle(PEM), which says that every claim must be either true or false with no other options(the Latin name for this rule,tertium non datur, means literally‘a third is not given').
Euthanasia means literally'a good death'.
One of them was the Principle of Excluded Middle(PEM), which says that every claim must be either true or false with no other options(the Latin name for this rule,tertium non datur, means literally‘a third is not given').
Trompe L'oeil means literally“to trick the eye.”.
At the end of his First Letter to the Corinthians, St Paul reiterates and also puts on the lips of the Corinthians a prayer that originated in the first Christian communities in the Palestinian area: Maranà,thà! which means literally,"Our Lord, come!"(16: 22).
The city's name means literally"bridge over the Inn River".
Navruz means literally“New Day” and celebrates the coming of spring, reawakening of nature and new beginnings.
As in the French,‘vouloir dire,' which means, literally, to want to say, but which means, in fact, to mean.
The name means literally'Sunny Slope' and is a pun on the name Bialystok, which stands for'White slope'.
The version“”You shall not take” translates an expression that means literally, in Hebrew and in Greek,“Do not take upon yourself, do not bear.”.
Satsang means literally“company of the wise,” or a meeting of like-minded people gathered for spiritual practice.
The term anatta, since the prefix'an' indicates non-existence, abhava, and not opposition,viruddha, means literally no atta, that is the mere denial of an atta, the non-existence of atta.
The term telepathy means literally“feeling at a distance”, and might, therefore, have been appropriately confined to the transmission of feelings and emotions.
In Chinese the secondprinciple is called wu wei, and it means literally"not doing," but would be much better translated to give it the spirit of"not forcing" or"not obstructing.".
What that Truth means, literally and tangibly, is that we cannot have a negative thought about a person, place, condition or thing without it effecting ourselves personally.
The name of the province means literally“tall forest”, but actually doesn't refer in any case to lush forests as most of them were chopped down in the past 30-50 years.
The Pali word Metta means literally-‘friendliness', also love without a desire to possess but with a desire to help, to sacrifice self-interest for the welfare and well-being of humanity.
I mean literally millions.
No, I mean literally, right now.
Many details are obviously imaginative, and not meant literally.
And if I feel this bad about nevermaking up with Mr. Park, a guy who meant literally nothing to me…(sobbing).
To“break a leg”, in Shakespeare's time, meant, literally, to bow- by bending at the knee.
I mean, literally, the guy brings a bag full of silver trinkets on this trip, and he just lays them out in the room.
One of the most notable single physical symbols of the reverence that many Japanese have held forBuddhism over the years has been the Daibutsu(meaning, literally, Great Buddha) in the city of Nara.