mean for

1. To intend for something to be received, heard, or understood by a particular person. A noun or pronoun can be used between "mean" and "for"; often used in passive constructions. Sorry, my question was actually meant for Mrs. Roberts. I never meant those criticisms for you! You ate them all? But those cookies were meant for the children!

2. To be of importance, significance, or worth to one. A noun or pronoun can be used between "mean" and "for." It's hard to quantify what this amazing gift means for our community, but suffice to say that it will change many lives for the better. Criticism like that doesn't mean anything for me.

mean something for someone or something

1. Lit. to imply something important for someone or something; to be important or meaningful for someone or something. Are your comments supposed to mean something special for me? I mean these remarks for the government.

2. Fig. to intend for someone or something to have or receive something. Do you mean this gift for me? I mean this gift for the entire community.

词组	mean for
释义	mean for mean for 1. To intend for something to be received, heard, or understood by a particular person. A noun or pronoun can be used between "mean" and "for"; often used in passive constructions. Sorry, my question was actually meant for Mrs. Roberts. I never meant those criticisms for you! You ate them all? But those cookies were meant for the children! 2. To be of importance, significance, or worth to one. A noun or pronoun can be used between "mean" and "for." It's hard to quantify what this amazing gift means for our community, but suffice to say that it will change many lives for the better. Criticism like that doesn't mean anything for me. See also: mean Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. mean something for someone or something 1. Lit. to imply something important for someone or something; to be important or meaningful for someone or something. Are your comments supposed to mean something special for me? I mean these remarks for the government. 2. Fig. to intend for someone or something to have or receive something. Do you mean this gift for me? I mean this gift for the entire community. See also: mean McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: empty in(to) (something) empty into enlist in enlist in (something) count in (Is) this taken? batten batten down copy out copy out (by hand) References in periodicals archive Table 3 showed the results of treatment mean for the length of stipe or stem in centimeter at every 8 days 0f harvesting. PERFORMANCE OF OYSTER MUSHROOM (PLEUROTUS OSTREATUS L.) ON DIFFERENT SIZES OF POLYPROPYLENE BAGS GROWN IN RICE STRAW AS A SUBSTRATE Statistical properties of winsorized mean for skewed distributions. INFLUENCE OF USING ALTERNATIVE MEANS ON TYPE-I ERROR RATE IN THE COMPARISON OF INDEPENDENT GROUPS The standard error of the mean for the pretest social responsibility data was SE = .0658. The standard error of the mean for the pretest academic responsibility data was SE = .0559. Service-learning and student attitudes What in the world does this line mean for Canadians? The Charter & the supremacy of God What does all this mean for we, now, here and t heologically engaged? Why is the city so important for Christian theology? What would all of this mean for people like Sam Jones and his daughter Susan? Saving Medicare: a cure that will work For each laboratory, the lab mean for the first sample is plotted against the lab mean for the second sample with each point representing a laboratory. Beyond looking glass: why proficiency testing is crucial to laboratory quality control Standards-based reform: What does it mean for the middle grades? Student attitudes toward integrated mathematics The regular admission group discrepancy mean, -14.6 (16.9), was larger than the developmental group mean for the -8.36 (14.6) and in opposite the direction hypothesized. Mathematics Self-efficacy Performance Discrepancies of Underprepared (Developmental) and Regular Admission College Students
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