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What does mean in french?

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

1. Mean (adjective) - méchant(e)

* This translates to "mean" in the sense of being unkind, cruel, or nasty.

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

2. Mean (adjective) - moyen(ne)

* This translates to "mean" in the sense of average, ordinary, or mediocre.

* Example: "C'est un hôtel moyen." (It's an average hotel.)

3. Mean (verb) - signifier

* This translates to "mean" in the sense of signify or indicate.

* Example: "Qu'est-ce que cela signifie?" (What does that mean?)

4. Mean (verb) - avoir l'intention de

* This translates to "mean" in the sense of intending to do something.

* Example: "Je ne voulais pas te faire du mal, je ne le voulais pas." (I didn't mean to hurt you, I didn't mean to.)

5. Mean (adjective) - moyen(ne)

* This translates to "mean" in the sense of economical or inexpensive.

* Example: "Ce restaurant est assez moyen." (This restaurant is quite inexpensive.)

To give you the most accurate translation, please provide me with the context in which you heard or read "mean."

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