Significats de signify so en anglès

It would not signify so much in a man whose talents and character were less distinguished.

Birth, Morton, what the devil does that signify so long as it is birth in another country?

Of course it makes a difference, and when a man lives altogether in the country, as I do, it seems to signify so much more.

So much the worse for others, signifies so much the better for himself.

When Godfrey had signified so much, the maiden resumed her message.

His hearers are pleased at this intelligence; Cypriano signifying so by the laconic rejoinder-

And really, as, I said, one signifies so little.

Perhaps it may be said, What signifies so much knowledge, when it produced so little?

And above all - it signified so much!

They signified so much.

How to persuade those D-4s that it's not so bad having a random-looking seven-digit postcode when their old one signified so much?

His own hands alone signified so little; but if they could only strike the blow all together-thenperhaps it would have some effect.

"He could not bear to have it mentioned," said Ethel timidly; "and I didn't know that it signified so much; does it?"

'These three years,' &c. These three seasons: Observe, God remembers how many seasons thou hast misspent: for these three years signify so many seasons.