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What does mean in french?

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

As an adjective:

* moyen: This is the most common translation for "mean" as in "average" or "ordinary."

* méchant: This translates to "mean" as in "cruel" or "nasty."

* mauvais: This means "bad" or "evil," which can also be used for "mean."

As a verb:

* signifier: This translates to "mean" as in "to signify" or "to represent."

* vouloir dire: This is a more direct translation of "to mean" and is often used in the sense of "to intend" or "to express."

Example:

* "The mean temperature was 20 degrees Celsius." (La température moyenne était de 20 degrés Celsius.)

* "He's a mean person." (C'est une personne méchante.)

* "What does this word mean?" (Que veut dire ce mot?)

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