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mean

UK
/miːn/
US
/min/
mean by
mean in

Übersetzungen

meanverb
meant
Präteritum
meant
Partizip Perfekt
meaning
Gerundium
UK
/miːn/
US
/min/
иметь в виду
I didn't mean to hurt your feelings.
Я не имел в виду обидеть тебя.
What does this word mean?
Что означает это слово?
I mean to finish this project by tomorrow.
Я намереваюсь закончить этот проект к завтрашнему дню.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
подразумевать
Synonyme
express
imply
denote
represent
indicate
signify
meansubstantiv
means
Pl.
UK
/miːn/
US
/min/
The mean of the numbers 2, 3, and 4 is 3.
Среднее чисел 2, 3 и 4 равно 3.
The mean of the data set is crucial for analysis.
Значение набора данных имеет решающее значение для анализа.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
среднее арифметическое
среднее значение
Synonyme
standard
average
median
midpoint
norm
meanadjektiv
meaner
Komp.
meanest
Super.
UK
/miːn/
US
/min/
She is known for being mean with her money.
Она известна своей скупостью на деньги.
It was a mean trick to play on her.
Это был подлый трюк, чтобы сыграть с ней.
He can be quite mean when he's angry.
Он может быть довольно злым, когда сердится.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
средний
Synonyme
unkind
petty
miserly
stingy
malicious
spiteful
nasty
cruel
Antonyme
nice
generous
kind

Definitionen

meanverb
To intend to convey or refer to a particular thing or idea.
When I said 'I'll be there soon,' I meant within the hour.
To have a particular significance or importance.
Winning this award means a lot to her.
To have as a consequence or result.
Missing the bus means you'll be late for work.
To intend or design for a particular purpose or recipient.
This gift is meant for you.
meansubstantiv
The value obtained by dividing the sum of several quantities by their number; an average.
The mean of the test scores was calculated to determine the class average.
A condition, quality, or course of action equally removed from two opposite extremes; a middle way.
He always tries to find a mean between work and leisure.
meanadjektiv
Unkind or malicious in behavior or attitude.
She was known for her mean comments that often hurt people's feelings.
Poor in quality or appearance; shabby.
The mean little house stood in stark contrast to the grand mansions surrounding it.
Miserly or stingy with money or resources.
He was so mean with his money that he refused to buy even the smallest gift for his friend's birthday.
Excellent or skillful in a particular activity.
He plays a mean guitar, impressing everyone with his solos.
Relating to or denoting a value obtained by adding several numbers together and dividing the total by the number of values; average.
The mean annual temperature of the region is about 15 °C.
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