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meant───v.意味；打算（mean的过去式和过去分词）；表示…的意思
well meant───本意良好的，出于好心的，善意的（但常事与愿违）
meant for───打算给（某人）；打算作......用
i meant it───我是认真的
coverture meant that───秘密就是这个意思
you meant it───你是认真的
meant to be───命中注定
meant to do───打算做…；有意做
be meant for───命中注定; 本应为；注定要成为
Considering that labor costs are responsible for up to 80% of a daycare center's expenses, one would expect flat wages to have meant flat prices.───因为人工成本占日托中心费用的80%，人们希望固定的工资意味着固定的价格。
Cuts in funding have meant that equipment has been kept in service long after it should have been replaced.───拨款减少意味着设备达到该替换的期限后还要使用很长时间。
Would it have meant anything?───它还会有意义吗？
Mizz Bronte seems to have meant that the dyes used to color a piece of clothing were not good.───她的意思是染布的染料不太好，颜色无法附着在布料上。
But the traditional methods must have meant that there was a limit to the amount of stuff available to be leaked.───但传统的方法必须有意味着有一到所能得到的东西就被泄露的限制。
To go off and invade and then occupy another country would have meant unity and that wasn't something many of the warlords were ready to do.───离开自己的国家，入侵其它国家，占领其它国家就意味着团结，而这在当时军阀根本不乐意这样做。
If Google had been unable to renew its license, it could have meant the end of the company's operations in China.───如果Google不能重新获得这个许可证，则意味着要结束在华业务的运营。
"I grieved her just as hard as I loved her, " Smith says. "I had to. It wouldn't have meant anything if I hadn't. "───“爱之深痛之切。”史密斯说。“我无法不如此痛苦。如果我不痛苦，一切将没有任何意义。”
He dared her to jump across a wide ravine which might have meant serious injury or death if she had slipped.───他激她跳过一个很宽的峡谷，如果她失足的话，可能会受重伤或送命。
She made a gesture that could have meant anything but which he chose to interpret as invitation.
The cost would have meant financial ruin for us.
Fortunately, the changing times have meant changes in relationships, too.
Being their son must have meant living constantly in the shadow of two brilliant luminaries.
The staff cuts have meant that we haven't been working at full strength for over a year.
Similarly, cultural and population dynamics have meant that there is now a major youth culture, with its associated markets.
Cuts in funding have meant that equipment has been kept in service long after it should have been replaced.
These relatively recent discoveries have meant that food sensitivity can now be recognized and dealt with far more effectively.
It would also have meant higher administrative costs which would have had to have been borne by charge payers.