Examples of using "Intende" in a sentence and their english translations:
She means it.
- He means it.
- She means it.
He means it seriously.
- What does Tom mean?
- What's Tom mean?
What in the world does he mean?
- Tom's serious.
- Tom means it.
- Tom is serious.
What do you mean to say to me?
He intends to buy a new bike.
How does Tom intend to do that?
I know what Tom means.
- He says that he intends to win.
- He says he intends to win.
He means what he says.
He says he plans to go.
I don't understand what he means.
He intends to visit his uncle.
She said that she intends to win.
Do you mean me?
It's difficult to understand what Tom means.
Who do you mean?
"Until further notice? What do you mean?"
What does Tom intend to do about it?
Tom doesn't get what Mary means.
What does Tom mean by that?
Tom knows what Mary intends to do.
- He intends to kill himself.
- She intends to kill herself.
- He told me he plans to do that.
- She told me she plans to do that.
What she means is reasonable in a certain sense.
Why don't people say what they mean?
Tom says a lot of things he doesn't mean.
Tom intends to stay in Boston for three days.
What is crime?
- Tom told me that he didn't intend to do that.
- Tom told me he didn't intend to do that.
What exactly do you mean?
What he's trying to say is quite sensible in a way.
- What do you mean to say to me?
- What is it you want to tell me?
- What do you want to tell me?
Why, what do you mean?
Her husband intends to bring out a new monthly magazine.
I know what you mean.
He is not what is called a gentleman.
Most people understand autism through medical assumptions.
Tell us what you mean.
Tell him what you mean.
Tell her what you mean.
Tom intends to live in Boston for more than a year.
He says that he intends to do that.
- I don't understand what you're trying to say.
- I don't understand what you are trying to say.
- I can't understand what you mean.
- I don't understand what you mean.
What do you mean by communication?
- I don't get what you mean.
- I don't understand what you mean.
I don't know what you mean.
- Tom plans to go alone.
- Tom plans on going alone.
She doesn't plan to go by herself.
She said that she intends to do that.
- He said that he plans to go.
- She said she plans on going.
- Oh, I see what you mean.
- Ah, I see what you mean.
What do you plan to do this summer?
- Brian is mad because Chris obviously does not intend to return the money.
- Brian is mad because Chris obviously doesn't intend to return the money.
What do you mean, "I don't like it"?
- She said she plans to go on Monday.
- He said he plans to go Monday.
She plans to go skiing with him.
She told me that she plans to go.
She said she's not planning to go.
What do you mean?
He plans to go home by himself.
- I don't know what you mean.
- I don't get what you mean.
Iran plans to launch a monkey into space.
Apart from joking, what do you mean to do?
Do you plan to go to Tokyo by bus?
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OK. Right. I see what you mean.
She says she's planning to go to Boston with him.
What do you intend to do?
Tom intends to play tennis every day during his summer vacation.