Meanings of meant water in English

The farm meant water, fresh eggs, milk and butter.

An electricity outage had meant water could not be pumped to all areas fed by the dam.

The word, "kang," meant river and "mul" meant water.

He said the lack of electricity meant water pumps had no pressure, so water shortage was also a concern.

They spoke a language entirely different from that of the natives of Darling Downs, but "yarrai" still meant water.

Boils were poison, poison was something that didn't belong in the system...in vehicle terms, that meant water in the gas tank.

In Hamilton City, recent rain and conservation efforts meant water restrictions had been downgraded, allowing households to use sprinklers on alternate days.

Forest and Bird's Kevin Hackwell said it was an excellent decision because it meant water quality would be improved and communities consulted.

Dry conditions has also meant water restrictions are in place in Ashburton, and residents in Timaru are also being asked to conserve water.

Water and Waste Manager Ali McHugh said that meant water can only be used for "reasonable" household domestic needs and stock welfare needs.

A lack of trees meant water and silt rushed into the lakes during downpours but there were less regular river flows during the dry season.

I waved away the mixed nuts that accompanied the water (I asked for water, and yet they assumed I meant water and nuts?