Sentence examples for both mean from inspiring English sources

Both mean I win.

Both mean "thin," more or less.

They both mean the same thing basically.

Both mean a more disciplined and manageable state – in the short term at least, I'm afraid, a smaller one.

So granny slang "batty" (slightly crazy) and "booty" (loot, plunder) both mean your backside if you're under 35.

"Both mean a lot for e-commerce".

Both mean temperatures and temperature fluctuations are reported.

Thus, /noaromatic/ and /NoAromatic/ both mean the same thing.

Both mean difference and MB were computed as observed – predicted.

Both mean and standard deviation values are reported.

Both mean that the duration of experiment can be shortened.