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What does mean in french?

"Mean" in French can have several translations depending on the context. Here are the most common ones:

As a verb:

* Signifier: To mean, to signify (e.g., "This word means something else in French.")

* Vouloir dire: To mean, to intend to say (e.g., "What do you mean by that?")

* Importer: To matter, to be important (e.g., "It means nothing to me.")

As an adjective:

* Méchant: Mean, cruel, unkind (e.g., "He's a mean person.")

* Moyen: Average, mediocre (e.g., "He has mean grades.")

* Pauvre: Poor, lacking in resources (e.g., "He's mean in money.")

As a noun:

* Moyenne: Average, mean (e.g., "The mean of these numbers is 10.")

To clarify the best translation for "mean", please provide the context or sentence where you encountered the word.

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