mean

I

adj.

1) mean about (he was very mean about the loan)

2) mean to (he's mean to everyone)

3) mean to + inf. (it was mean of her to say that)

II

n.

mathematical value

1) to find a mean

2) an arithmetic; harmonic mean

middle point

3) a golden mean

III

v.

1) (A; usu. used without to) she meant them no harm

2) (d; tr.) to mean as (it was meant as a favor)

3) (d; tr.) to mean for (his remark was meant for you)

4) (D; tr.) to mean to (her words meant nothing to me)

5) (E) I meant to write

6) (L) she really meant that she wanted us to leave

7) (misc.) they never knew what it meant to be hungry

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[miːn]

harmonic mean

(A; usu. used without to) she meant them no harm

(E) I meant to write

(L) she really meant that she wanted us to leave

(misc.) they never knew what it meant to be hungry

['mathematical value'] to find a mean

['middle point'] a golden mean

an arithmetic

mean about (he was very meanabout the loan)

mean to (he's mean to everyone)

(D; tr.) to mean to (her words meant nothing to me)

(d; tr.) to mean for (his remark was meant for you)

(d; tr.) to mean as (it was meant as a favor)

mean to + inf. (it was mean of her to say that)