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No. 1,107 in German

meint

"Meint" means "means" or "thinks" in English, depending on context.

In a sentence

  • Er meint, dass das Wetter morgen besser wird.

    He thinks that the weather will improve tomorrow.

    Here, the word 'meint' is used to express someone's opinion or assumption about a situation.

  • Was meint der Lehrer mit dieser Aufgabe?

    What does the teacher mean with this assignment?

    By 'meint', the sentence refers to the explanation or intended purpose behind an action or concept.

  • Sie meint, dass sie die Prüfung bestanden hat.

    She believes that she has passed the exam.

    The term 'meint' here conveys an individual's belief or thought regarding their state or situation.

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