意味着用英语怎么说？

意味着

• [yì wèi zhe]
  signify，mean，imply，purport，predicate

例句

• If he starts talking about another job, that means he wants a rise in pay. 如果他开始考虑另找工作, 那就意味着他想加薪。
• All this adds up to a new concept of the universe. 所有这些意味着对宇宙的一个新概念。
• Dictatorship stands for the denial of individual freedom. 独裁意味着否定个人自由。
• Low levels of profitability mean there is a lack of incentive to undertake new investment. 利润率低意味着缺乏新投资的动力。
• The prohibition order meant that the book could not be sold in this country. 这道禁令意味着该书不能在这个国家出售。
• Her smile suggests her consent. 她的微笑意味着同意。
• To put it simply, the new proposals mean that the average worker will be about 10% better paid. 简单地说, 新建议意味着一个普通工人的工资将增加10%。
• According to some people, great opportunity and great danger are two sides of the same coin. 在有些人看来，好机会也就意味着大风险，这不过是同一事物的两面罢了。
• The number of the cars supposes that the city traffic would get busier and busier. 这些汽车的数量意味着该市的交通会越来越拥挤。
• This implied condemn-ing him to death. 这意味着判他死刑。

英汉词典释义

• [yì wèi zhe]
  signify; mean; imply; purport
  The implication of silence infers consent.; Silence implies consent.
  沉默意味着同意。
  Health means wealth.
  健康意味着财富。
  This numeral means a onefold increase in production.
  这个数字意味着产量提高了一倍。

汉语词典释义

• 词语 意味着
  拼音 yì wèi zhe
  拼写 yiweizhe0
  解释 表示某种含义；含有某种意义。 魏巍
  例句 这并不意味着我们后悔已写出的那些触及‘社会问题’的小说。
  释义

  表示某种含义；含有某种意义。 魏巍