Eating MEAN in different values. English-Russian dictionary
I Didn "T mean. To Give That Impression.
I was not going to make such an impression.
What do you. mean. "WE Need to Be More Careful WITH HYGIENE"? Are you implying that i don "t wash my hands?
What do you mean: "should we be more attentive to hygiene"? Do you want to say that I'm not my hand?
I. mean. IT.
I'm serious.
I. mean. IT!
I'm serious!
I Didn "T mean. That Literally.
I am not literally.
I Didn "T mean. to Snap At You.
I did not want to pounce on you.
Their mean. RADIUS OF SATURN "S MOON TITAN IS A FACTOR OF 0.404 OF EARTH" S.
The average satellite satellite radius of Titanium is 0.404 ground.
If You Raise An Eyebrow, IT CAN mean. "I Want To Have Sex With You", But Also "I Find That What You Just Said Is Completely IDIotic."
If you raise an eyebrow, it may mean "I want to sleep with you," and also "I think what you said now, full of nonsense."
I May Be Unsociable, But It DOESN "T mean. I don "T Talk to People.
Perhaps I am unknown, but it does not mean that I do not talk to people.
I know you didn "t mean. to Hurt Tom.
I know that you did not want to offend Tom.
IT. means. a lot to me.
This means a lot for me.
I FOUND MY LOST DOG BY means. Of a notice in the paper.
I found my lost dog using the announcement in the newspaper.
No. means. no.
No means no.
ALL means. Stop in to See US.
Whatever it gets to look at us.
The FRENCH WORD "SOLEIL" means. "Sun".
The French word "Soleil" means "sun".
She IS by No means. Stupid.
She is by no means stupid.
We Express Our Thougohts By means. Of Language.
We express thoughts through the language.
Thanks, You Have no idea how much this means. to me.
Thank you. You can't imagine how much it means for me.
THIS means. Something.
It means something.
THE NAME COMET COMETA WHICH THE NAME COMET COMETA means. "Long-Haired".
The name "Comet" comes from the Latin word "comet", which means "long-haired".
Was That. meant. AS A JOKE?
This was thinking as a joke?
Tom Said, "You Can Kiss Your Girlfriend Goodbye If You Don" T Kiss Her Goodbye. "Which meant. "If you don" T Kiss Your Girlfriend Goodbye, Then You "LL NEVER SEE HER AGAIN."
"You can say goodbye to your girlfriend, if you don't say goodbye to her," said the fact that I mean "if you don't say goodbye to your girlfriend, then you will never see it anymore."
I Didn "T Know What It meant. AT THAT TIME.
At that time I did not know what it means.
What He. meant. By Those Words Finally Dawned On Me.
Finally, it came to me that he wanted to say to me.
TOM. meant. What he said.
Tom meant what he said.
Scissors Are meant. For Cutting But Can Also Be Used to Stab.
Scissors are designed for cutting, but they can be used and as a stitching weapon.
I "M Sure Tom meant. What he said.
I am sure that Tom really meant what he said.
WHEN TWO SOULS ... TWO HEARTS ARE meant. For Each Other, The Distance Between Them Turns Out to Be Just A Detail. IT "S All about the ability to wait.
When two souls ... two hearts are designed to be together, the distance between them turns out to be only private. It's all about the ability to expect.
I know you. meant. WELL.
I know you wanted like better.
I ONLY meant. To Scare You.
I just wanted to scare you.
] — adjective
- mediocre; bad; weak;
no mean abilities good abilitiesExamples of using
SHE WAS A WOMAN OF mean. Understanding, Little Information, and Uncertain Temper.
She was an ignorant woman with insufficient smartness and unstable mood.
Pride and Prejudice. Jane Austin, p. 3 But, in My Opinion, IT IS A PALTRY DEVICE, A VERY mean. Art. "
On many men, I confess, it acts. But, in my opinion, it is a low trick of the worst sense.
Pride and Prejudice. Jane Austin, p. 32Why Had He Enjouined Me, Too, To Secrecy? IT WAS Strange: A Bold, Vindictive, and Haughty Gentleman Seeemed Somehow in the Power Of One of the meaNest Of his dependants; SO MUCH IN HER POWER, THAT EVEN WHE SHE LIFTED HER HAND AGAINST HIS LIFE, HE DARED NOT OPENLY CHARGE HER WITH THE ATTEMPT, MUCH LESS PUNISH HER FOR IT.
It was very strange: I didn't count with anything, the quick-tempered and proud gentleman was, it seemed to be in power one of the most insignificant maids, and, moreover, so much that even when she bit his life, he did not decide to openly blame her And even more so shy.
Jane Eyre. Charlotte Bronte, p. 170
Examples of using
"He's a mean. One, a Hard-Down Mean One.
He is a darling guy, just sneaky.
To Kill a Mockingbird. Harper Lee, p. 28I WAS A Precocious Actress in Her Eyes; SHE SINCERELY LOOKED ON ME AS A COMPOUND OF VIRULENT PASSIONS, mean. Spirit and Dangerous Duplicity.
She considered me now an experienced comedian; She sincerely saw a creature in me, in which the unlimited passions were combined with the lowness of the soul and dangerous falsehood.
Jane Eyre. Charlotte Bronte, p. 13"If I Am To Be mean., then i shan be mean to the End., SO Long As I Win Out "-and-He Was Almost Never Mean To the End.
"If you have to growl, so much to come to the end, just to win," and - almost never concluded to the end.
Moron. Fedor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky, p. 561
Examples of using
HE WAS NOT EXACTLY mean., But He Was Not Generous.
He was not that mean, just calculating.
Theatre. William Somerset Moem, p. 25HE WAS AWARE THAT THE WHOLE THING, THE VERY AIR HE BREATHED, WAS REPULSIVE AND mean..
"Elfried," Look here, "he called the crying baby and climbed into his pocket pants for money, he kept them carelessly and spent with the same ease, with what lived.
Martin Eden. Jack London, p. 39He "s terribly mean., Tooo.
- spoken - picky; unfair
- spoken - modest, embarrassed;
to Feel Mean. a \u003e. feel embarrassed; b\u003e feel unhealthyExamples of using
WORLDS HAD TO BE IN TRAVAIL, THAT THE THAT meaNest Flower Might Bow ....
To bloom the most modest flower, the worlds must undergo generic flour.
The Picture of Dorian Grey. Oscar Wilde, p. 36"For a Wolf, No," Said Tabaqui, "But for SO mean. A PERSON AS MYSELF A DRY BONE IS A GOOD FEAST.
"No - no," answered Tobaci, "but for such a modest creation, like me, even a temple bone - a magnificent feast.
Mowgli. Rudyard Joseph Kipling, p. 1
- american, used in the US - difficult, not
Examples of using
"If She" s Done Wrong Then She "s Done Wrong." "I Forgot One Time, Papa," Said Little Peggy. SHE S A mean. Old Chicken and She Hates Me. "
"Dad, I forgot, just one, the only time," said Puggy's baby. - This old evil chicken hates me.
Seventh Son. Oron Scott Card, p. 3
- noun
- middle;
the Golden (or Happy) Mean Golden MiddleExamples of using
"By all. means., "Cried Bingley;" Let US Hear All the Particulars, Not Forgetting Their Comparative Height and Size; For That Will Have More Weight In The Argument, Miss Bennet, Than May Be Aware Of.
Absolutely necessary! - exclaimed Bingley. - Let's consider all the trifles, not forgetting even the growth and strength of friends, is Miss Bennet, may have much more value than it seems at first glance.
Pride and Prejudice. Jane Austin, p. 41
- mathematics - average number
- (UPOTR. How singular And How plural) remedy; method;
the Means of Communication Messages Means;
the Means of Circulation Tools;
the Means of Payment economy; national economy payment funds;
the Means and Instruments of Production Tools and Production Means;
means of Employment Employment Means;
by all Means. a \u003e. in any way; b\u003e at any cost, by all means; in\u003e Of course, please;
by any means in any way;
by Means of ... by ...;
by No Means. a \u003e. in no way; in no case; b\u003e Not at all;
iT IS by No Means Cheap is not a cheapExamples of using
I TOLD THE WAITER BY ALL means. to Bring Caviare.
I told the waiter so that he would certainly filed caviar.
Breakfast. William Somerset Maem, p. 2THE LESSON WHICH I PASS ON BY THIS means. IS Worth All The Trouble IT HAS COST ME.
That is why I worked hard on this pattern, and I do not feel sorry for the worked out.
Little Prince. Antoine de Saint Exupery, p. 10We Have No. means. Of Finding Out - Except Such Means AS WE CAN Devise Ourselves.
We cannot check them in conventional ways, it means that we need to invent the way they check them.
Murder in "Eastern Express". Agatha Christie, p. 124
- means, condition, wealth;
means of subsistence means to existence;
a man of means man with funds, a wealthy personExamples of using
THEN THERE WAS THE EDUCATED TEXAN FROM TEXAS WHO LOOKED LIKE SOMEONE IN TECHNICOLOR AND FELT, PATRIOTICALLY, THAT PEOPLE OF means.-Decent Folk-Should Be Given More Votes Than Drifters, Whores, Criminals, Degenerates, Atheists and Indecent Folk-People Without Means.
The most noticeable figure in the ward was the chibe-educated Texan, similar to the hero of a color militant. He thought as a patriot and argued that wealthy people - the public is decent and therefore should have more votes in the elections than different tramps, prostitutes, criminals, degenerates, female female and every other unpleasant public, which does not have a broken penny for the soul.
Trick-22. Joseph Heller, p. 3-
Fuayo's restaurant is visited by the French senators, I was HAY ~ by means, I never thought about him.
Breakfast. William Somerset Maem, pp. 1 AND I DON "T MEAN JUST LIVING WITHIN OUR means..
I'm not talking about living by means.
Climbing video "Honest look at a personal financial crisis. Elizabeth White", p. 5
- means Test Check need
- middle;
- adjective - middle;
mean Line Mathematics Bissectrix;
mean Time average solar time;
mean Water. normal level water; interactions;
mean Yield Middle Vintage;
in The Mean Time in the meantime; Meaning
- mean; keep in mind;
I Didn "T Mean to Offend You didn't want to offend you;
to mean business spoken a \u003e. take (for anything) seriously, decisively; b\u003e talk seriously;
to Mean Mischief. a \u003e. mean mischief; b\u003e mean mischief;
to Mean Well (ILL) to have kind (bad) intentions;
he Means Well by US He wishes us goodExamples of using
"You see, what i meant. To Do, "He Explained, AS He Turned Head-Over-Heels, And Crashed On To Another Branch Thirty Feet Below," What I Meant to Do - "
"The fact is that__," he explained, turning over and crashed into another twig of thirty feet below, "What I meant__"
Winnie the Pooh and everything, everything, everything. Miln Alan, p. 2I Know Than Sounds mean. To Say, But i don "T Mean It Mean.
I know, the lead to say so, but I'm not at all about that.
The Catcher in the Rye. Jerome D. Sallinger, p. 6HE WAS LOOKING AT ME INTENTLY WITH THOSE BRIGHT DARK EYES OF HIS AND I KNEW THAT HE meant. What he said.
He stared at me with his bright dark eyes, and I knew that he would do it.
Happy man. William Somerset Moem, p. 3
- intend (s);
to mean it be used to integrate (if) for use
Mean.
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mEAN (MI: N) A
1) Skupoy, Sinkable "
2) low, sneaky, dishonest
3) mediocre; bad; weak;
no mean abilities good abilities
4) poor, poor, pathetic
5) low origin
6). Pretty, unfriendly "
7) Amer. difficult, not, "
8). modest, embarrassed;
a) feel embarrassed;
b) feel unhealthy Ⅱ
mEAN (MI: N)
1. N.
1) middle;
the Golden ( or Happy) Mean Golden Middle
2) mat. average
2. A medium;
mean Line mat. bisector;
mean Time average solar time;
mean Water normal water level; interactions;
mean Yield Medium Vintage ◊ In The Mean Time in the meantime; Meaning Ⅲ
mEAN (MI: N) V (Meant)
1) intend; keep in mind;
I Didn "T Mean to Offend You didn't want to offend you;
to mean business.
a) take ( for something) Seriously, decisively;
b) talk seriously;
to Mean Mischief.
a) have bad intentions;
b) foreshadow;
to Mean Well (ILL) to have kind (bad) intentions;
he Means Well by US He wishes us good
2) think implity;
what do you mean by tat?
a) What do you want to say?;
b) why do you do this?;
what Did You Mean by Looking AT Me Like That? what's the matter? Why did you look at me so much?
3) to integrate (XI);
to mean it be used to integrate (if) for use
4) mean; foresome
this Means Trouble It foreshadows trouble
5) mean, mean, make a value
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translation from English into Russian in other dictionaries
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mean.
1. (MI: N) n.
1. Mid.
tHE GOLDEN / HAPPY / ~ - Golden Middle
2. mat.average, average value
the ~ of 3, 5 and 7 IS 5 - the mean between 3, 5 and 7 is equal to 5
3. mouth.moderation
2. (MI: N) a.
~ Time - secondary (solar) time
Greenwich ~ Time - Greenwich Greenwich
~ Solar Day - Average sunny day, average duration of sunny day
the ~ Yearly Rainfall - the average annual rate of precipitation
~ Concentration - chem.average concentration
~ Line - mat.bisector
~ Line of Fire - military.directress Shooting
~ Proportional - mat.average geometric; The average proportional value
~ LIFE (TIME) - phys.average lifetime ( particles)
~ Course - mor.general Course
~ Observed Range - military.average observation range, average visibility
~ Water is a normal water level; intera
~ Yield - Medium Vintage
~ Part - mUZ.middle voice, tenor or Alte Party
II. (MI: N) a.1. mediocre, bad; weak
~ abilities - mediocre / bad, weak / abilities
~ Orator - Bad Orator
no ~ abilities - outstanding abilities
he is no ~ scholar - he is a big scientist
iT IS Clear To the ~ Est Intelligence is even a fool clear
hE Have the ~ Est Opinion of SMB. - to be about com Their very bad opinion
hE HAS No ~ Opinion of Himself - He's a high opinion about himself
2. Surround, changing
to Be ~ Over / About / Money (Matters) - be storm in cash / issues /
3. Scanty, poor, pitiful, poor; Nishchensky
~ Fare - scant food
~ Appearance - pitiful / poor / view
~ abode - kojoy dwelling
a ~ House in a ~ Street - poor domishko on the poor / wretched / street
4. Low, sneaky, dishonest, despicable
~ REMARK - noise remark
~ Trick - Low / Low, dishonest / trial
that Was A ~ Trick is low / dishonest /
iT IS ~ OF HIM - it's enough on his part
he Is A ~ Creature - It is low / ground / person, it is low / petition / creature
5. Low origin
of ~ Birth / Parentage / - Low Origin
men of The ~ Er Sort - Lower Sort People
6. .petty, picky; unlucky; vicious
to Be ~ to SMB. - petrolery to find fault, it is bad to treat
don "t be so ~ to me - believing me subsequent; do not be so evil with me
7. predic Amer. .
1) conscientious; confused
to Feel ~ - to be ashamed, confused, feel embarrassed ( see the TZH.2)}
iT Made Me Feel Rather ~ - it was somewhat embarrassed; I felt awkward
2) Unhealthy, feeling ailments
to feel ~ - to be unhealthy, feel ailments ( see the TZH.1)}
8. 1) Norivoy ( oh horse)
2) amer. .difficult, notable
3) amer. .evil ( about the dog)
be Careful, That "S A ~ Dog - Caution, this is an evil dog
II. (MI: N) v (~ T)1. intend, keep in mind
to ~ to do smth. - intend to To do
I ~ To Succeed - I intend to succeed
he ~ s to go - he intends / wanting / leave
I ~ To Go Tomorrow - I want to leave tomorrow
I ~ T to Write - I intended / gonna / write
what do you ~ to do? - What are you going / assume / do?
do you ~ to Stay Long? - Do you intend to stay here for a long time?
I DID NOT ~ TO DO IT - I did not want to do this
I DID NOT ~ To Offend You, I ~ T You no offence - I did not want to offend you
I DON "T ~ To Put Up With IT - I'm not going to put up with it
wITHOUT ~ ING IT - without having this in mind; Not wanting to
to ~ Mischief. cm.mischief 2.
to ~ Well (ILL) (BY / TO / SMB.) - Have good (bad) intentions (with respect to smb.); wish for good (evil)
he ~ s (you) no harm - he does not want (you) evil
2. Meaning, keep in mind; think
do you ~ HIM (Me, Her)? - Do you mean it (me, her)?, Do you mean it (me, her)?
what do you ~ by that / by IT /? - A) What do you want to say?; b) Why do you do this?
what do you ~ by Laughing AT ME? - What is the matter, why do you laugh at me?
what Exactly Do You ~? - What are you, strictly speaking, mean?
this is what i ~ - that's what i mean, that's what I want to say
I DID NOT ~ THAT - a) This is not what I meant; I did not want this; b) it's not what I wanted to say
I Never Say What I don "T ~ - I never say what I don't think, I always say what I think
do You Think He ~ S What He Says? - Do you think he speaks seriously?
hE CERTAINLY ~ T What He Said - He said exactly what thought; He said it's seriously
you don "t ~ it! - You are joking!; really?!; You do not think this!
I ~ IT! - I'm serious!; I am not kidding!
he ~ S Business - He takes care seriously
this Picture Is ~ T for Him - it is assumed that this is his portrait ( see the TZH.3}
3. To determine
to ~ SMTH. For SMB. - to integrate for someone
I ~ This present for you - I am designed this gift to you
I ~ T This Remark for a Joke - I said this joke, I joked
this Picture Is ~ T for Him - This picture is designed for him ( see the TZH.2}
this Remark Was ~ T for You - this comment applied to you
he Was ~ T to Be / For / a Teacher - He was read in Teachers
they Were ~ T for Each Other - they were created for each other
4. 1) meaning to matter
this Word ~ \u200b\u200bS ... - This word means ...
❝homely❞ ~ s Something Different in America - the word Homely has a different meaning in the US
2) mean, mean, foreshadow
the Conflict Probably ~ s War - This conflict can lead to war, this conflict is fraught with war
iT Will ~ A Lot of Expense - this will entail big expenses
what Does All this ~? - what does it all mean?
I know what happens ~ s - I know what happiness means
3) (to) mean, make a value ( for someone)
to ~ Much (Little) to SMB. - Many (little) mean for smb.
your Friendship ~ S a Great Deal to Me - Your Friendship is a lot for me
money ~ S Little To Me - money for me does not matter
the Name ~ S Nothing To Me - This name does not say anything to me
modern Music ~ s Nothing to Me - Modern music I am completely incomprehensible
translation of words containing
Mean.,
From English to Russian in other dictionaries (first 3 words)
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mean Time - Middle (Sunny) Time
Greenwich Mean Time - Greenwich Greenwich
mean Solar Day - Middle Sunny Day, Average Duration of Sunny Day
the Mean Yearly Rainfall - the average annual rate of precipitation
mean Concentration - chem. average concentration
mean Line - mat. bisector
mean Line of Fire - military. directress Shooting
mean Proportional - mat. average geometric; The average proportional value
mean Life (Time) - phys. average lifetime ( particles )
mean Course - mor. general Course
mEAN OBSERVED RANGE - military. average observation range, average visibility
mean Water is a normal water level; intera
mean Yield - Medium Vintage
mean Part - mUZ. middle voice, tenor or Alte Party
II. a (adj.)1. mediocre, bad; weak
unpleasant, nasty Synonyms: Unpleasant, Disagreeable 1.
mediocre, medium, inconspicuous Synonyms: Dull 1., Small-Minded
skred, stingy Synonyms: Penurious, Stingy
low, sneaky Synonyms: Ignoble, Base II 1.
modest, embarrassing Synonyms: Humble i 1.
unhealthy, badly feeling Synonyms: Poorly 2.
norivoy (about horse) Synonyms: Vicious
amer.; . Overborn, excellent; striking, striking; huge Synonyms: Excellent, Effective, Formidable
intermediary Synonyms: Intermediary 2.
intend to keep in mind Synonyms: Intend
think, meaning Synonyms: have In Mind.
make a value (for someone) Synonyms: DENOTE, IMPLY, INDICATE, SIGNIFY, SUGGEST, SYMBOLIZE
Synonyms: Mean; mean / mean | signify; mean | indicate; denote / specify | denote; denotes | imply; hint / mean | hint; hint
Synonyms: mean v.
1 Intend, Design, Purpose, Plan, Aim, Have In Mind, Contemplate, Have In View; Want, Wish, Expect, Hope; Be Motivated by, Have As Justification: i Did Mean To Phone You But Had No Time. I am Sure She Meant Nothing by Her Remark.
2 Denote, Signify, Indicate, Note, Specify, Designate, Represent, Betoken, Signal, Carry, Convey, Drive At, Refer To, Alude to, Communicate, Express, Bring Out, Get Over or Across; Imply, Suggest, Connote, Intimate, Hint (AT): What does "canicular" mean? IT Depends on What You Mean by "Liberty". The Footprints Meant That Someone Had Alady Been Here.
3 PORTEND, SHOW, Foretell, Foreshadow, Promise, Presage, Augur, Herald: Those Clouds Mean That It Will Soon Rain.
4 CARRY OR IMPORTANCE OF: Money Means Little to Someone in Her Circumstances.
Synonyms: Mean ADJ.
1 Stingy, Miserly, Tight, Close, Cheap, Parsimonious, Penriouus, Stinting, Niggardly, Penny-Pinching, Tight-Fisted, Close-Fisted, Mercenary, Uncharitable, Ungenerous, Mean-Spirited, Unaccommodating, Small, Petty, Colloq Near, Money-Grubbing, Measly, Brit Mingy: He Is Far Too Mean to Buy Anyone a Christmas Present. IT Sems Rather A Mean Contribution to the Fund, Given His Wealth.
2 Lowly, Low, Base, Inferior, Abject, Menial, Servile, Degraded, Degenerate, UNDIGNIFIED, IGNOBLE, PLEBEIAN, PROLETARIAN, MODEST, HUMBLE, COMMON: HE ROSE TO A POSITION OF GREAT POWER IN SPITE OF HIS MEAN BACKGROUND.
3 Disgraceful, Run-Down, Poor, Sorry, Miserable, SCRUFFY, SEEDY, SCURVY, SHABBY, SQUALID, WRETCHED, VILE, MANGY, SORDID, CONTEMPTIBLE, DISMAL, DREARY, ABYSMAL: THEY LIVE IN VERY MEAN CIRCUMSTANCES.
4 Unkind, Malicious, Cruel, Unaccommodating, Disobliging: It Was Very Mean of You to Steal That Toy From The Baby.
5 Cantankerous, Churlish, Nasty, Hostile, Ill-Tempered, Bad-Tempered, Sour, Unpleasant: That Mean Old Lady Would Never Even Talk to US.
6 Excellent, Wonderful, Marvellous, Great, Exceptional, Effective, Skilfulful, Skilled, Slang Far-Out, US Bad: The Saxophonist in That Combo Is One Mean Cat.
Synonyms: mean n.
1 Average, Middle, Norm, (Happy) Medium: We Are Attempting to Achieve The Mean Between The Two Extremes.
2 by all Means. A Absolutely, Definitely, Certainly, Surely, Assuredly, Of Course, Positively: by All Means, Do Tel US What You Think Is Wrong. B in Any Event, At All Events, No Matter What, Without Fail, At Any Cost, In Any Case: Bye All Means, You Must Do What You Think is Right.
3 by Means of. By Dint Of, Via, Through, by Way of, With the Help or Aid of, Employing, Using, Utilizing: She Gained Access to Her Victims by Means of the Telephone Directory. We Entered by Means of the Front Door.
4 Means. A Instrument, Agency, Method, Process, Technique, Mode, Manner, Way (S), Approach, Course, Procedure, Avenue, Medium, Vehicle: If You Can Find The Means, Then Get The Job Done at Once. B Resources, Funds, Money, Wherewithal, Capital, Finances, Backing, Support: I Wanted to Go to Australia to See My Brother, But the Means. C Substance, Wealth, Property, Position, Financial Stability: She is a Woman of Considerable Means.
5 by No Means. By No Manner of Means, In No Way, Not At All, Definitely or Absolutely Not, On No Account, Not Conceivably, Not In One "S Wildest Dreams or Fantasies, Not by Any Stretch of The Imagination, COLLOQ NO WAY, US NO Way JOS: This is someimes But by No Means Always The Case. He is by No Means a Great Artist.
ADJ.
6 Middle, Center, Intermediate, Medial, Medium, Median, Average, Middling: The Mean Temperature for the Year Has Increased.