Examples of using Meant something in English and their translations into Serbian
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Being a minister meant something.
Nekada je biti lekar značilo nešto.Joe must've known that these numbers meant something else.
Džo je verovatno znao da ovi brojevi znače nešto drugo.If he'd been killed for civil rights, then at least it would have meant something.
Мора да је убијен због права грађана, онда би бар значило нешто.I wanted a unique name that meant something to me.
We wanted a name that meant something.
Želeo sam ime koje znači nešto mnogima.At one time being a journalist meant something.
Nekada je biti lekar značilo nešto.I knew that meant something.
Znala sam da znače nešto.I needed a name that meant something more to me.
Želeo sam ime koje znači nešto mnogima.It became a name that meant something to people.
Želeo sam ime koje znači nešto mnogima.I wanted a name that meant something to me.
Želeo sam ime koje znači nešto mnogima.respect for the badge meant something.
поштовање према значки нешто значило.I wanted a name that meant something.
Želeo sam ime koje znači nešto mnogima.it turned out, meant something very different.
u Nemačkoj„ revolucija“ znači nešto sasvim drugo.I wanted a name that meant something special to me.
Želeo sam ime koje znači nešto mnogima.But she was a megastar at a time when that really meant something.
Био је вуковац у време када је то заиста нешто значило.In the ark, the uniform meant something different.
U Arki, uniforma znači nešto drugo.Clearly it meant something to her mother, but what?
To ime joj je nešto značilo, ali šta?Maybe it meant something, maybe not.
Можда је то значило нешто, можда и Because it meant something to her.
Zato što joj je ona nešto značila.That sign meant something.
Taj simbol je značio nešto.
