英語 での Meant that の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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This meant that large ships were more fuel efficient, which would have enabled long voyages across the Atlantic.
Low volume production levels and the resulting lack of production automation meant that"one off" adaptations were relatively easy to accomplish.
This meant that large ships were more fuel efficient, and could carry sufficient coal for the long voyage across the Atlantic.
Voluntary Enlistment meant that the army was composed only of revolutionary fighters who entered it of their own free will.
This meant that our ability to advance machine learning research was quite limited.
The loss meant that Microsoft had to pay for infringing products distributed outside the United States.
A significant victory at the battle of Camden meant that royal forces soon controlled most of Georgia and South Carolina.
These curves meant that bending the glass was a particularly delicate task.”.
This, of course, meant that there were many more children and, consequently, the need for more teachers.
This meant that large ships were more fuel efficient, something very important for long voyages across the Atlantic.
The agitation over Stanley's arrival meant that a large crowd gathered.
Poland's successful emergence from Communism has meant that its tourism industry has flourished.
Puppies, or pets in general, are great conversation starters, but that meant that everyone wanted to ask how old he was.
By this is meant that we should focus on increasing the attack dragon produce more damage on the opponent.
Making its début against Norway, a draw meant that the qualification for the 1992 EURO was definitively over.
The collapse of the front around Stalingrad and the encirclement of the German Sixth Army meant that the entire eastern front was close to collapse.
Dave Seaman: The balearic nature of the scene back then meant that anything went.
This incident meant that Israel had authority over their god.
This perspective meant that the economics of capitalism was the natural enemy of Marx.