Examples of using Mean one in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Teno, the mean one.
And by"werewolf," do you mean one of them abominable snowmen?
That surprised me; I mean one in five people?
You must throw a mean one.
And by drinks, I mean one PBR each.
Which, along with their genetic profiles, could only mean one thing.
That must mean one thing. That your name was not in Dr. Edwardes' files.
I mean one of the boys has a bottle of liquor in his hand,
That can only mean one thing, following on from Ross's statement,
You know, I mean one can strike at any time, one could even hit tonight, you know.
The newer Intel chips mean one of the downfalls of the previous model has been significantly improved.
The fact that you're making these lame excuses up can only mean one thing… you're totally into me still.
this could only mean one thing.
But here's the best part… so pay attention…'cause if you're readin' this… it can only mean one thing… I'm out.
None, sir.- You can't mean none.- You must mean one or two.
Just because we can''t see a pattern, Leigh,. doesn''t mean one doesn''t exist.
You mean one of the neighbors was rude enough not to leave their keys in the front door?
Nor is the person stuck in false misconceptions of liberation that mean one has to live in dirt and deny oneself.
I mean one of the things that comes into our considerations of what ancient cultures could acomplish.
By"something," you mean one of your attorneys facilitating the sale and distribution of illegal substances?