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mean1 [miːn] AGG

1. mean (unkind):

mean
mau()
to be mean to sb

2. mean esp ingl brit (stingy):

mean

I . mean2 <meant, meant> [miːn] VB vb trans

2. mean (express, indicate):

mean
what do you mean?

3. mean (intend for sth):

mean

4. mean (intend):

mean
to mean to do sth
to mean well
to mean business

II . mean2 <meant, meant> [miːn] VB vb intr

(do you) know what I mean?
I mean ...
quer dizer ...

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