Examples of using Mean someone 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
You mean someone to take care of.
Oh, you mean someone who's actually willing to tell you the truth?
D'you mean someone did this on purpose?
You mean someone from his past or something?
You mean someone might get hurt?
I mean someone that you will actually talk to about what happened.
You mean someone--Some nut job out there just stole all our gear.
You mean someone French?
Wound on his neck, and by wound, I mean someone chewed his jugular up with a chainsaw.
If, by hooker, you mean someone who's out there risking her life while we're sitting around a conference table, then yeah, we are.
You mean someone looking to cover up killing Hunt by making it look like the work of the Hood?
(Paragraph 229) It is important to understand that we mean someone who sympathizes with these MOVEMENTS as they exist today in our society.
You mean someone so hideous that I would never even in the pain of death be tempted to screw them.
In a corporate environment, especially when you mean someone is taking a risk that would mean there is a chance of the situation playing out positively as well as negatively.
It is important to understand that we mean someone who sympathizes with these movements as they exist today in our society.
Of course, if you have plans with someone special… You mean someone like Matt Ramsey?
A voice activated? Is that mean someone would speak and the translation would appear on the computer screen?
You mean someone else hired Charlie to keep an eye on them, At the Cabot's house, dressed as a clown.
You mean someone you can push around. We had enough expertise to handle Wilson Fisk.
And when I say smart, I mean someone who knows what I would do to them if they were to breathe a word of this to anyone.