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What does mean in french?

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

As an adjective:

* "Moyen" - This is the most common translation, meaning "average", "ordinary", or "middle-of-the-road".

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

* "Méchant" - This translates to "mean", "nasty", or "cruel".

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

* "Mauvais" - While often meaning "bad", it can also be used to convey "mean" in certain contexts.

* Example: "C'est une remarque mauvaise." (That's a mean comment.)

As a verb:

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

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

* "Vouloir dire" - This also means "to mean" or "to intend".

* Example: "Je voulais dire "bonjour"." (I meant to say "hello".)

Other meanings:

* "Le milieu" - This means "the middle" or "the average".

* Example: "Il se trouve dans le milieu." (He is in the middle.)

The best translation of "mean" depends on the specific context. If you can provide more information, I can give you a more accurate translation.

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