Предложения со словом «mean»

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• Master Sy had never bothered much with locks before.Locks mean keys and keys are always stolen and Master Sy had shown that he knew all about stealing keys.Better to keep with you everything you value.
• But being in love doesn't mean loving.
• It is the mark of the kind of man I mean that he makes his own chances.
• What does it mean?" Alyosha, who had been listening in silence, said with a smile.
• For what purpose exactly did you hide it, what did you mean to do with that fifteen hundred?
• All I've said is that she won't come, but maybe she's looking for more than that- I mean to be mistress here.
• It's as good as certain, so to say, that Agrafena Alexandrovna will force him, if only she cares to, to marry her- the master himself, I mean, Fyodor Pavlovitch- if only she cares to, and of course she may care to.
• For I mean to go on in my sins to the end, let me tell you.
• Tell me one thing, Alexey, what does that vision mean?
• What did you mean by that?
• But I see, gentlemen, it's not the proper thing to make jokes to you, till we've had our explanation, I mean.
• I mean, why they recognised Him.
• What do you mean by 'not you'?" Ivan was thunderstruck.
• Yes, gentlemen, I, too, have had that thought in my mind all this current month, so that I was on the point of deciding to go to Katya- I was mean enough for that.
• Then it would mean short shrift for me.
• Well, this wild legend belongs to our middle ages- not yours, but ours- and no one believes it even among us, except the old ladies of eighteen stone, not your old ladies I mean, but ours.
• I mean to go into all that.
• What could that mean to a thief-taker?
• What do you mean?" answered Kalgonov suddenly.
• What does he mean by 'I'm stepping aside, I'm punishing myself'?
• That's impossible with your ideas." "In the Karamazov way, again." "'Everything is lawful,' you mean?
• Впервые услышав «Mean Woman Blues» Элвиса, я был сражен наповал и с тех пор жил только музыкой.
• I'm goin' with our little red pals and I mean to see them through the scrap.
• What do you mean?" he faltered helplessly.
• My tow was thicker a week ago- I mean my beard.
• I mean, beginning from some miserable trifle, how I got up, what I had for breakfast, how I spat, and where I spat, and so distracting the attention of the criminal, suddenly stun him with an overwhelming question, 'Whom did you murder?
• They were like little corpses in mean little shrouds, aroused to wakefulness on Doomsday by the voice of the angel, rising from out rent-open graves.
• I mean Katerina Ivanovna.
• Now I mean to tell you everything, for I must tell someone.
• Don't suppose, holy father, that I mean any harm.
• All that's base in me, all that's mean and contemptible.
• I mean that for you, Pyotr Alexandrovitch.
• Sampson’s pulse, and wants to know what I mean by any such sandblasted nonsense.
• What could you mean by it?
• When I say 'we' I mean Summerlee and myself.
• So didhe mean the witch-doctor too?
• For the hundredth time I repeat, there are numbers of questions, but I've only taken the children, because in their case what I mean is so unanswerably clear.
• Did you really mean to shoot yourself to-morrow, you stupid?
• Is it true that you mean to leave the monastery?" "Yes, my elder sends me out into the world." "We shall see each other then in the world.
• Ispravnik,' said I, 'be our Napravnik.' 'What do you mean by Napravnik?' said he.
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• I think, too, that to leave one's own country and fly to America is mean, worse than mean- silly.
• To lie in wait for me now would mean that the creature had appreciated what had happened to me, and this in turn would argue some power connecting cause and effect.
• They offend law and order, but they get sent through the mails on the grounds that they mean something that they don’t say.
• But these recriminations, twice mentioned in his skeleton biography, could only mean that he was a fanatic in science.
• And this time say it like you mean it.
• But it would mean going forward, and going forward unceasingly.
• In a man so depraved this might, of course, mean no more than sensual attraction.
• And so I swam slowly on, waiting for my head to touch the top of the corridor, which would mean that I had reached the limit of my flight and the point where I must sink for ever to an unmarked grave.
• The dense mob of ape-men ran about in bewilderment, marveling whence this storm of death was coming or what it might mean.
• And that, of course, would mean the end of everything, even of magazines and newspapers, for who would take them in?
• Still I mean to fight it out with you.
• He remembered Schtoltz's words : "Go to Oblomovka, and there learn what sowing and grinding mean, and why the peasant is poor or rich.
• What do you mean?" exclaimed Katerina Ivanovna, profoundly astonished, flushing crimson, and frowning.
• If he accepted a message to Carthoris it would mean to me that Carthoris still lived and was free.
• That's what I answered." "What do you mean?
• He looked on that past with infinite pity and resolved with all the fervour of his passion that when once Grushenka told him she loved him and would marry him, it would mean the beginning of a new Grushenka and a new Dmitri, free from every vice.
• What do you mean by 'lite'?" asked Grushenka.
• We've plenty of time before I go, an eternity!" "If you are going away to-morrow, what do you mean by an eternity?" "But what does it matter to us?" laughed Ivan.
• And a nasty, mean one, too!
• Listen, Alexey Fyodorovitch, at a moment like this you must listen, for you can't understand what these two hundred roubles mean to me now." The poor fellow went on rising gradually into a sort of incoherent, almost wild enthusiasm.
• That was the kind of man I mean.
• All my brother Dmitri's threats are only hasty words and mean nothing.
• If I call him a scoundrel, it doesn't mean that I called all Poland so.
• Also, as soon as a fine day should occur I mean to go for a walk in the Summer Gardens, and you might come to meet me.
• That would mean that the Almighty would tell a real untruth.
• You don't mean to say you seriously believed that he was going to work miracles?" exclaimed Rakitin, genuinely surprised again.
• And what have Russian boys been doing up till now, some of them, I mean?
• She thought of you only when she had just received a similar insult from him- similar in its cruelty, I mean.
• I mean an afflicted idiot, formerly the servant, and possibly the illegitimate son, of Fyodor Pavlovitch, Smerdyakov.
• As a rule, between two extremes one has to find the mean, but in the present case this is not true.
• What did he mean by that?" The thought seemed suddenly to clutch at his breathing.
• You don't mean that meeting?
• Either would mean the mines for him at the very least, and quite possibly you too unless you help me.
• What did it mean, Alyosha, tell me?
• I mean those two in the desert, only that idea.
• Hate not the atheists, the teachers of evil, the materialists- and I mean not only the good ones- for there are many good ones among them, especially in our day- hate not even the wicked ones.
• It would mean my going out into the damp.
• Dmitri Fyodorovitch, give me your pistols at once if you mean to behave like a man," he shouted aloud to Mitya.
• Bowing down to him- what did it mean?
• Or, rather, what do I mean?

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