Examples of using Does mean in English and their translations into German
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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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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
But it does mean something.
Elohim in Hebrew really and literally does mean“gods”!!
Love, here, really does mean love toward everyone.
But it does mean that the government's power to resist revolutionary pressure undoubtedly has been weakened for a certain period.
No, he really does mean it.
People also translate
What it does mean is that the problem is political.
For Gerbing, lifetime really does mean lifetime.
This does mean, however, that we will need to have faith in ourselves.
That of course doesn't include Hong Kong specifically, but does mean that I am in the region every so often.
This does mean that certain types of manual labour will be replaced.
We are not talking here about agricultural or administrative expenditure,where expenditure being lower than estimated really does mean that savings have been made.
It is apparent that Paul really does mean Israel when He uses that term in ROMANS 9:31.
What does mean is that the Rothschilds even if she had become President.
Not only Maxim(here on the picture) is longing for spring, we areall looking forward to Easter, then afterwards it does mean soon again: holiday at Whitethorn!
Of course, that does mean the GS F isn't very kind to animals. And that's a bad thing.
Not all casino games can claim to adhere to the ultimate value of these three words,but if the All Jackpots Casino is so famous it does mean that at this casino you can put your hand on fire.
However, the altitude does mean that the air is thin, and even modest hiking can become exhausting.
It does mean that you can breach the privacy of the employees, you just need to have a hidden eye on the company's owned devices and if they are an official visit outside of the company.
While this does not defacto establish that they were false, it does mean that we should subject them to far greater scrutiny than they have hitherto received.
But it does mean that it cannot be the first line of defense, as altogether too many central bankers are hoping.
Mrs Jackson, I am aware that this may not satisfy you entirely,but on the other hand, it does mean that you will be able to do more than just sing or lament on the sidelines or behind the scenes.
True, but it does mean that the current theory of what killed her is wrong, certainly enough to reopen the case.
But our future glory with God does mean that it is more than worth it to hang in, to be faithful, and to receive his glorious reward!
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 result of the referendum does mean that they are considering their positions until at least 2017, not really knowing where whatever may be left of the UK will align itself with the EU framework.
This does mean, however, that all energy is transferred via the UPS inverter even during periods of disruption-free operation.
However, this does mean that vocational training-or rather its absence- is part of the problem and can therefore be part of the solution Cross, 1981b.
However, it does mean that all those excellent strategic management skills are directed towards the customer and not purely towards suppliers and within the business.
The prime central location does mean lots of foot traffic and some noise near the entrance; if you're looking for a more secluded escape you may want to check out Las Villas Akumal a few minutes south.
But it does mean that Christian anti-Semites are living oxymorons-for the simple reason that textually and theologically, Christianity, far from teaching hatred or animosity, unambiguously stresses love and forgiveness.
