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What is mean in french?

"Mean" in French can have several meanings depending on the context. Here are a few possibilities:

As an adjective:

* Moyen: This is the most common translation, meaning "average" or "ordinary."

* "C'est un moyen de transport." (It's an average/ordinary means of transportation.)

* Méchant: This means "mean," "cruel," or "wicked."

* "Il est méchant avec les animaux." (He is mean to animals.)

* Vilain: This also means "mean" or "nasty," but can also refer to something being "ugly" or "unpleasant."

* "C'est un vilain garçon." (He's a mean boy.)

As a verb:

* Signifier: This means "to signify," "to mean," or "to represent."

* "Ce symbole signifie la paix." (This symbol signifies peace.)

As a noun:

* Moyenne: This means "average" or "mean" in a mathematical sense.

* "La moyenne des notes est de 15." (The average grade is 15.)

To determine the best translation, you need to provide the context of the sentence.

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