Примеры использования Which meant на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Which meant some other men would soon be dead.
A diagnosis which meant that you never should have been accepted into this program.
Which meant only one thing for us.
In the ancient times there was a tendency in teaching which meant freedom from compulsion.
There was, of course, the problem of clandestine migration, which meant a complete lack of protection.
He lost a little daggit which meant everything to him.
Which meant running home to Papa,
Sue and Darrin were seeing a lot more of each other which meant we were also seeing a lot more of Sue and Darrin.
We had the four numbers of your code, which meant there were 24 possible combinations for Charles to try.
The whole town was celebrating some saint's day, which meant everybody was either drunk or working on it.
Such equipment, which meant the connection between pieces of fabric in a single quilt,
The current name of the river over which Olsztyn was founded- the Łyna- derives directly from the Prussian name- Alna which meant"hind.
A vast majority of youth suffered from exclusion, which meant lack of participation and access to wealth, education and jobs-- in short, no hope.
the Department of EIMS June 10, 2013, organized for the students specialized courses"Basic Service", which meant a theoretical part
The major institutions governing social life changed, which meant a qualitative change in people's everyday experience in their roles as citizens, employees and consumers.
Which meant that if a cell ever depended on a lower cell,
Which meant he was vulnerable, which meant the iron was hot,
The course of Chinese history changed by their preference for tea, which meant they never bothered to develop glass.
Because suddenly I had no more errands, which meant no more excuses, which meant me at that boring soccer tournament.
Another safety feature were the fantastically uncomfortable seats'fitted to a Jensen, which meant you couldn't drive too far without taking a break.