Examples of using Often mean in English and their translations into Chinese
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Higher data rates often mean more power consumption and complexity, which can introduce losses that reduce reliability and increase cost.
Of course, high-quality materials often mean higher prices, so we need to consider the factors of the purchase price and life.
Positive reviews, moreover, often mean more conversions, which search engines reward by giving better rankings in search engine results pages(SERPS).
Of course, quality materials often mean higher prices, so you need to consider the factors of purchase price and longevity.
Such physical changes often mean that the intensity of youthful sex gives way to more subdued responses during middle and later life.
A well-anticipated crisis can often mean that many lives and properties are saved”.
Such physical changes often mean that the intensity of youthful sex may give way to more subdued responses during middle and later life.
Saying"good child","the educated child", we often mean"easy child".
But because shows aren't often booked at the same time, last minute flight purchases or changes in route often mean lost money.
Weaknesses in the coordination of military assets, logistics teams and standby arrangements often mean that critical assets and resources are not always used efficiently.
In other words, when voters say the economy is the same, they often mean it's still bad.
While people generally state that they want to lose weight, they often mean that they want to lose fat.
China's dense and crowded cities often mean shorter driving distances, while its extensive high-speed rail system reduces the need for long-distance road trips.
We say that Jesus is the king, but we often mean that he is the king of the priests.
When women say it, they often mean“I want to get to know you before we have sex”.
And while school surveys are conducted in some countries, funding constraints often mean that they are carried out infrequently.
That's no surprise to me because new terms often mean different things to different people.
Entering the winter means that our planet is moving to another angle, and for our body, seasonal transitions often mean that other conditions may occur.
Entering the winter means that our planet is moving to another angle, and for our body, seasonal transitions often mean that other conditions may occur.
Entering the winter means that our planet is moving to another angle, and for our body, seasonal transitions often mean that other conditions may occur.