Sentence examples for both meant from inspiring English sources
Liberty and freedom both meant "unlike a slave". But liberty meant privileges of independence; freedom referred to rights of belonging.
Who, for example, would catch that Chiswick and Keswick both meant "cheese-farm", or that the tasty-sounding Fryup, in Yorkshire, meant "Frig's remote valley"?
Across the Atlantic, the European Central Bank will face increasing pressure to cut its interest rate (currently at 0.75%) and liberalize the collateral requirements it imposes - both meant to loosen monetary conditions.
And they both meant so much and instilled those values in me.
"It's both meant to echo the building being torn down and a sense of openness about the organization," she said.
The software learned that "pritany spears" and "brinsley spears" both meant "Britney Spears". When Shazeer demonstrated the program at Google's weekly T.G.I.F.
Both mean "thin," more or less.
They both mean the same thing basically.
Both mean temperatures and temperature fluctuations are reported.
SCOTT I'm not sure that "both" means "neither".
