Usage examples of "meint" in German with translation to English

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Was zum Teufel meint er? What in the world does he mean?
Tom meint, dass du mit Mary reden solltest. Tom thinks you should talk to Mary.
Ich weiß, was ihr meint. I know what you mean.
Tom meint, dass ihm nichts Schlimmes widerfahren kann. Tom thinks that nothing bad can happen to him.
Ich verstehe nicht, was ihr meint. I don't understand what you mean.
Er meint, dass der Autor kein großer Dichter sei. He doesn't think that the writer is great.
Tom weiß nicht, was Mary meint, wenn sie das sagt. Tom doesn't know what Mary means when she says that.
Tom meint, dass der Plan nach hinten losgehen könnte. Tom thinks the plan may backfire.
Nicolas meint, dass die Romanisierung des kyrillischen Alphabets genauso schön wie die Sonne ist, die die Augen verbrennt, wenn man sie ansieht. Nicolas means that romanization of Cyrillic alphabet is as beautiful as the sun, which burns your eyes when you look at it.
Maria meint, Oliver sei noch zu jung für eine Freundin. Mary thinks that Oliver is still too young to have a girlfriend.
Tom will Boxen lernen, aber seine Mutter meint, es sei zu gefährlich. Tom wants to learn boxing, but his mother thinks it's too dangerous.
Tom will Boxen lernen, aber seine Mutter meint, dass es zu gefährlich ist. Tom wants to learn boxing, but his mother thinks it's too dangerous.
Tom meint, dass Kindern in Schulen beigebracht werden sollte, der Obrigkeit zu gehorchen. Tom thinks that schools should teach children to obey authority.
Tom will, dass Oliver Boxen lernt, aber Maria meint, dass es zu gefährlich ist. Tom wants Oliver to learn how to box, but Mary thinks that it's too dangerous.
Weißt du, was ich meine? Do you know what I mean?
Ich meine: Not macht erfinderisch. I think: Necessity makes inventive.
Meine Tochter hat einen Phantasiefreund. My daughter has a make-believe friend.
Verstehst du, was ich meine? Do you understand what I mean?
Ich meine, es wird regnen. I think it's going to rain.
Ich traute meinen Ohren nicht! I couldn't believe my ears!
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