Examples of using Which mean in English and their translations into Danish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
It will also encrypt shortcuts, which mean that you will not be able to access some of your programs, for instance, browsers.
Some cookies are session cookies only, which mean they are removed once you close your browser.
Since the 1950s, the official Chinese phonetic transcription is the pinyin, which mean spell sound in Chinese.
Yeah, but he's still holding on to his humanity, which mean he can still be saved.
They tell us recipes between Chicken Biryani and Sauerbraten, which mean much more than feeding at sea.
growth pact which mean we are interdependent.
We have now voted in favour of one of them, which mean that the others cease to be options.
had previously worked with the client's global operations manager which mean a good working relationship was already in place.
The main appeal of BitLocker is that it is built-in the operating system which mean that encrypted drives can be decrypted on all Windows Vista
It can become possible with empty-leg flight deals which mean an oneway empty legs flight is a private jet that was chartered to fly passengers to their destination
I have therefore voted for the proposals which mean that there should be labelling on the packaging
you had better encrypt your backup files which mean that only your device can read the files
The Committee on Budgets has adopted a number of amendments which mean that we will require the Commission to submit a proposal for a sound review of the content of the current long-term budget as early as possible.
chiefly due to the inadequate estimates for Kosovo, which mean that we are acting irresponsibly, squandering taxpayers' money.
ensuring no one will try to outbid you which mean the price stays low
Artificial intelligence, Internet-of-things, and other latest technologies are now being used to make social media platforms more interactive which mean they will have the ability to soak more
he will find practically only such pieces of text which mean something to him and which tell him something personally.
adopted amendments to the penal code which mean that torture and other forms of inhuman treatment are now deemed to be crimes for which individuals may be prosecuted, at whatever stage of the criminal process they are committed.
Thirdly, concessions which mean very little in the short term or come into effect
We should start, moreover, by getting rid of the absurd regulations which mean that in my country, in France, a community or a farmer may be sentenced to heavy fines for using