Examples of using Does mean in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
Red does mean stop.
Explaining to you what it does mean.
It does mean something.
What? Because it does mean something?
This does mean a new plan. Not here.
People also translate
And somehow she does mean it.
What does mean something?
What? Why? Because it does mean something?
This does mean a new plan.
I want to explain to you what it does mean.
Yeah, red does mean stop.
He takes a particular girl aboard and does mean things.
And it does mean something.
We are not talking here about agricultural or administrative expenditure, where expenditure being lower than estimated really does mean that savings have been made.
But it does mean something.
The Flag Building really does mean a whole new world.
But it does mean that it needs to happen.
He takes a particular girl abroad and does mean things, but there's no-one else.
It does mean I have to do 56mph.
Not here. This does mean a new plan.
That does mean the end of flip-flops, tank tops and other beachy paraphernalia, even in summer except at the beach.
It probably does mean something.
It does mean, however, that both cloned babies and the production of human embryos for use as spare parts for organ transplants must be outlawed.
The $500,000 does mean something.
That does mean, though, an increased risk.
Okay, so maybe this game does mean something to Harvey.
But it does mean compromising his intestinal health.
Mankind must be restructured so thatthere is more equality between you all, and that does mean a fair sharing of the greatest wealth that is enjoyed by such a small percentage of the people.
What He Does Mean We use the word judge in a lot of different ways.
Many of us believe that we are creatinga new relationship with the Commission, and that really does mean that Parliament and the Commission will, in future, work in very close co-operation with one another.