Sentence examples for means something like from inspiring English sources
The name Edo means something like "estuary" or "inlet".
The word means something like "little bitter one".
The word "piquepoul" means something like "lip sting" in Occitan.
On one reading, "rich" just means something like "informationally dense".
The main Beşiktaş fan club is called Çarşi, which means something like "marketplace" or "town center".
An "establishment of religion" means something like the Church of England, they grumble.
Sarkozy said angrily, "Casse-toi, pauv'con!," which means something like "Get lost, stupid jerk".
(Satyagraha, a word coined by Gandhi, means something like truth force).
The Greek, eidata, means something like "small dishes" or "delicacies" — what about "mezze," one reader suggested?
From him I learned fingerspitzen, which means something like "the right touch".
He was honored with a name in Lakota: "Wahacankayapi" which, he said, "means something like, he who shields them".
