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Meanings of entail in anglès

català
encloure
espanyol
comportar

To have as a logical consequence.

encloure
portuguès
entranhar
espanyol
comportar

To impose, involve, or imply as a necessary accompaniment or result.

entranhar
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Examples for "mean"
Examples for "mean"
1
I don't mean 'nice' the way she means 'nice,' either; don't worry.
Revolutionary Road
2
You cry 'freedom,' but mean 'equal.' You think people really want either?
The unincorporated man
3
Mr Power said it would mean a great deal to the industry.
The Irish Times
4
Variations in testing regimes mean the true number is likely far higher.
The South African
5
What will the result mean for the political parties in Northern Ireland?
The Guardian
1
Futures imply around 35 basis points of easing by year end FEDWATCH.
Reuters
2
Futures imply around 35 basis points of easing by year end .
Reuters
3
It doesn't imply the households caused the crisis but they are involved.
The Irish Times
4
That may imply limited appetite for U.S. mortgage paper under any circumstances.
Reuters
5
This does not necessarily imply more risk, just a different behaviour pattern.
The Guardian

To limit the inheritance of property to a specific class of heirs.

Usage of entail in anglès
1
It provided no further information on what the data security measures entail.
Reuters
2
EBONY: What does your particular job as a Foreign Service Specialist entail?
Ebony
3
They do not entail a formal requirement; that must come from MCCDC.
Wired
4
The ministry did not say what a Russian diplomatic response could entail.
Reuters
5
One way to delay it could entail declining to enforce the rule.
Reuters
6
In practice this would only entail South African High Commissions and embassies.
The South African
7
An entail is unchangeable; neither husband nor wife can touch that capital.
The Marriage Contract
8
For protest policing under neoliberalism does not simply entail more repressive behaviour.
The Guardian
9
A third option, he said, would entail going back to sodium thiopental.
Reuters
10
I hadn't said we'd be seeing each other-ourrelationship didn't entail commitment.
Priest
11
And when did working out ever entail the possibility of being nice?
The new yorker
12
I believe the plate goes with the entail-andthe jewels go also.
East Lynne
13
This would entail an annual investment of more than 10 billion euros.
Reuters
14
This would entail much greater civilianisation of nonpolice work in the force.
The Irish Times
15
Their work would entail caring for the elderly and those living alone.
The Irish Times
16
Alexia shuddered at the idea of what such a study might entail.
Soulless
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Translations for entail
Entail through the time
Entail across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common