meant [美 mɛnt, 英 mɛnt] pt & pt part
mean
mean1 <pt & past part meant> [美 min, 英 miːn] 动词 trans
1. mean (represent, signify):
2.1. mean (refer to, intend to say):
2.2. mean (be serious about):
3. mean (equal, entail):
4.1. mean (intend):
短语，惯用语:
I. mean3 [美 min, 英 miːn] 名词
I. mean2 [美 min, 英 miːn] 形
1. mean (miserly):
2.1. mean (unkind, nasty):
2.2. mean (excellent):
mean1 <pt & past part meant> [美 min, 英 miːn] 动词 trans
1. mean (represent, signify):
2.1. mean (refer to, intend to say):
2.2. mean (be serious about):
3. mean (equal, entail):
4.1. mean (intend):
短语，惯用语:
I. mean2 [美 min, 英 miːn] 形
1. mean (miserly):
2.1. mean (unkind, nasty):
2.2. mean (excellent):
I. mean3 [美 min, 英 miːn] 名词
II. mean3 [美 min, 英 miːn] 形 attr
means <pl means> [美 minz, 英 miːnz] 名词
1.1. means + 单数 动词 (method):
1.2. means + 单数 动词 in phrases:
2. means 书 + pl 动词:
英语
西班牙语
meant [ment] 动词
meant pt, 过去分词 of mean
mean2 [mi:n] 动词 trans meant, meant
1. mean (signify):
2. mean (express, indicate):
3. mean (intend for particular purpose):
mean1 [mi:n] 形
1. mean (miserly):
2. mean (unkind):
well-meant [ˌwelˈment] 形
- well-meant
-
mean1 [mi:n] 形
1. mean (miserly):
2. mean (unkind):
mean2 [mi:n] 动词 trans meant, meant
1. mean (signify):
2. mean (express, indicate):
3. mean (intend for particular purpose):
mean 名词
英语
西班牙语
meant [ment] 动词
meant pt, 过去分词 of mean
mean2 <meant, meant> [min] 动词 trans
1. mean (signify):
2. mean (express, indicate):
3. mean (intend for particular purpose):
4. mean (intend):
well-meant [ˌwel·ˈment] 形
- well-meant
-
mean2 <meant, meant> [min] 动词 trans
1. mean (signify):
2. mean (express, indicate):
3. mean (intend for particular purpose):
4. mean (intend):
PONS词典中的例句（已经编辑处理）
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The grant was no doubt well-meant, and accepted in that spirit, but it was not the right thing to do in the circumstances.
www.catholicherald.co.uk In the end, the call for government to curb markets is as wrong as it is well-meant.
www.usnews.com It is well-meant and not really a question but a sigh of perplexed admiration, but is memory really that impressive?
blogs.telegraph.co.uk It was surely well-meant, for she knows how tough the business can be, and how little stands between fame and obscurity.
www.telegraph.co.uk Much of what he says about the importance of rehabilitation is well-meant and sensible.
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