Examples of using This would mean in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
I don't know if this would mean much to you.
This would mean a lot more coming from your father, Peter.
This would mean the Higgs is not a fundamental root of all matter.
You know what this would mean to your mother, right? Yeah.
This would mean about 9,300 combat troops and about 2,000 logistic troops.
This would mean a stronger partnership with non-governmental organizations and civil society.
This would mean an overall increase of 15% more teachers per student.
However, this would mean amending the relevant section of the Nigerian constitution.
This would mean that hubots, machines, were granted rights as a minority group.
This would mean that states would come to the table with their own agendas.
It's interesting that they knew A scarf like this would mean so much to me.
This would mean one or other of these two cornerstones of physics had to be wrong.
Currently, this would mean that at least 58 per cent of the countries had such initiatives.
Wait, all of this would mean that Jonathan found a way to get inside the Institute.
Normally, this would mean West and North winning the first round, and North winning the second.
This would mean there would be no interruption of the services provided by the series of CBERS satellites.
Generally speaking, this would mean 6 to 8 sessions spread out over a period of 12 months.
This would mean, as the Secretary-General has recommended, further reform in the work of the General Assembly.
He is aware, of course, that this would mean increasing production, and that would require capital.
If we compare with their current sales numbers, This would mean between 2 and 3 million electricity per year.