Examples of using Mean something in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
They always mean something.
You mean something like this?
That has to mean something.
You mean something like WEB.
I think these little symbols mean something.
People also translate
I mean something more subtle.
Presumably, they mean something supernatural.
The numbers, our identities, they all mean something.
If you mean something else, what?
If this was your man, would it mean something to you?
No, I mean something altogether different.
Red flashing lights… I bet they mean something.
If you mean something other than that what is it?
I'm trying to make what we have got together mean something.
Presumably, they mean something supernatural.
And that means something to me because I let it mean something to me.
I know, but we mean something to each other, right?
Call me old fashioned, but I think titles should mean something.
Pick the songs that mean something to YOU and to your guests.
I mean something much more practical and basic: Using Your Money!
Uh, being somebody's first Can mean something completely different.
I mean something much more practical and basic: Using Your Money!
When recipes say“salt to taste”, they mean something quite specific.
If you mean something weird like you farting in your sleep, yes, there is.
Penny has about 20 different ways of rolling her eyes that each mean something different.
Look for plants that mean something to you and the desires you have.
When Rappers brag about showering their ladies with ice, they mean something else.
But the torture must mean something If he's willing to risk holding her.
I mean something much more practical, and as guided use your money!
They mean something only with respect to arbitrarily chosen, artificial frames of reference.