Examples of using "'bedeutete" in a sentence and their english translations:
and that would mean
what this meant.
what it meant.
Tom signaled Mary to stop.
Tom motioned for me to enter.
Tom signaled Mary to wait.
The policeman signaled him to stop.
Tom motioned for me to leave.
Tom beckoned me to follow him.
I motioned her to a seat.
He beckoned me to follow him.
Tom gestured for Mary to sit down.
Tom motioned for Mary to keep quiet.
I motioned for Tom to be silent.
Tom motioned for me to be quiet.
- The mother signed to Alice to follow her.
- My mother signaled for Alice to follow her.
She beckoned me into the room.
‘12 02’ meant the guidance computer was overloaded.
My father motioned for me to leave the meeting room.
I did not know exactly what this word "feminist" meant,
This meant that most computational cycles were being completed properly.
The policeman signaled the car to stop with a flashlight.
She winked at me, as much as to say, I love you.
This meant Florida had to count the votes again.
A reputation for outstanding staff work meant his services were in high demand,
and a gunshot wound to the neck meant he also missed the Battle of
At the time, music was everything to us.
For her, travelling was merely a necessity rather than an end in itself.
You have no idea how hard I've had to work to do this.
The huge savings in weight meant this spacecraft could be launched on one smaller rocket.
Napoleon’s defeat at Leipzig meant that Saint-Cyr, and other garrisons in the east, were cut-off,
In 1807 he commanded Fifth Corps in Poland, but his role covering Warsaw meant he missed
But his cold, analytical approach meant that he was always a respected leader, rather than loved.
But his failure to take Gerona meant he was relieved of command. Leaving in a fury before
"Well," said the shopkeeper, motioning for Dima to follow her to the cash register. "That'll be 3,000,000.99, then."
The policeman whistled the car to stop.
She winked at me, as much as to say, I love you.
I told her I was interested.
She would have admitted that she liked Anne--nay, that she was very fond of Anne. But now she knew as she hurried wildly down the slope that Anne was dearer to her than anything else on earth.
"Doorbell," said Alice. "Mary, could you see who it is?" Mary gestured frantically to Alice to be quiet. "It's Tom!" she whispered. Alice's voice likewise fell to a whisper. "We'll pretend we're not here!" "But our car and bikes are in the drive. He knows we're in."