Examples of using Doesn't necessarily mean in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Doesn't necessarily mean what you think.
That doesn't necessarily mean he's dying.
Yeah, and we also know that genomex's involvement doesn't necessarily mean anything.
Cassandra said,"Rimmer dies," but that doesn't necessarily mean me.
And it doesn't necessarily mean harmony and peace and quiet, but it does mean huge involvement in everybody else's affairs.
What's good for the goose doesn't necessarily mean it's good for the gander.
People may fantasize about being with another couple, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they want the whole lifestyle that goes along with it.
Just because two people sleep under the same roof doesn't necessarily mean they have made love.
Well, just'cause he wants a rocket to send a weapon into space doesn't necessarily mean he has a weapon.
But that doesn't necessarily mean that someone who does believe that is… wrong, does it?
just because he didn't follow the state civil code… doesn't necessarily mean that Ace is alive.
Exe" running doesn't necessarily mean that you are safe from invisible keystroke loggers either.
A lifetime of doubt and questioning… doesn't necessarily mean I have reached any final conclusions.
enjoying rest and relaxation, doesn't necessarily mean you want to give up every urban comfort.
A helicopter to the Hamptons every weekend… doesn't necessarily mean you're shallow.- I mean, who wants to do that drive.
Well maybe Pop is in there looking after your interests… but that doesn't necessarily mean he's looking after mine.
Just because you need a prescription to legally possess Modafinil powder doesn't necessarily mean that narcolepsy is your primary reason for requesting a prescription.
the ad is done supremely well, it doesn't necessarily mean people will come.
Our runner introduced himself as Charlie, but that doesn't necessarily mean that his name is Charles.
Kev, different does not necessarily mean worse.