Sentence examples for specifically means from inspiring English sources

Détournement de mineur specifically means having caused a minor to leave home.

The Finns even have a verb that specifically means "to go to a mokki".

As the author of "Bargaining for Advantage: Negotiation Strategies for Reasonable People," he specifically means skills of negotiation.

"In the billboard world, the world spectacular specifically means a billboard that has special effects attached to it: a giant 3D steaming hamburger, or a shark," Wiscombe noted.

"Kũgana rũgano – 'to tell a story' – can mean either of those, but specifically means retelling of well-known stories such as fables.

It will be called Guano!, he revealed last year, a word for birdshit that in this case specifically means penguin poo.

They designed folded structures specifically meant to shorten, curl, twist or bend into specific shapes when they were compressed.

Does it specifically mean engineers, scientists, or teachers?

Major wine producers offer wines specifically meant to be sold by the glass.

But Canseco said he did not ask Max what that specifically meant.

However, the theatre is specifically meant to support arts and performance related groups and events.