Translation for "literally mean" to spanish

Literally mean

• literalmente significa

Translation examples

literalmente significa

Literally means `Looking oneness' (name of the Drama Group)
Literalmente significa "Looking oneness" (nombre del Grupo de Teatro)

With regard to public health, Israel is proposing the establishment of a community health centre concept, based on an Israeli model called Tipat Halav, which literally means "a drop of milk".
En cuanto a la salud pública, Israel propone la creación de un concepto de centro de salud comunitaria, que se basa en el modelo israelí llamado "Tipat Halav", que literalmente significa "una gota de leche".

The name Tuvalu which literally means eight islands standing together was adopted during independence.
El nombre Tuvalu, que literalmente significa ocho islas unidas, fue adoptado durante la independencia.

86. Since 2005, North Korean defectors have been referred to in Korean as Saeteomin which literally means "people in a new land", to diminish the negative meaning of "defector".
86. Desde 2005 se aplica a los desertores de la República Popular Democrática de Corea el término Saeteomin, que literalmente significa "personas recientemente establecidas", para reducir la connotación negativa de "desertor".

That literally means "living together. "
Literalmente significa "vivir juntos ".

Losing yourself literally means to become detached.
Perderse literalmente significa por separado.

It literally means the world to me.
Literalmente significa todo para mí.

"tragedy" literally means "goat song"?
"Tragedia" literalmente significa "Canto del macho cabrío"?

Therefore, the word "universe" quite literally means...
Por lo tanto, la palabra "universo" literalmente significa...

- Literally means: stupid white person.
- Literalmente significa "Blanco estupido".

Actually, "hakuna matata" literally means
De hecho, Hakuna Matata literalmente significa:

which literally means string-pulling.
que literalmente significa tirar de cuerdas.

Literally means, "the God inside."
Literalmente significa, "el Dios en tu interior".

Literally means "oily balls."
Literalmente significa "bolas aceitosas".

Sophia literally means wisdom in Greek.
Sophia, literalmente, significa sabiduría en griego.

That literally means that the most important thing we can do is to walk in love.
Esto literalmente significa que lo más importante que podemos hacer es caminar en amor.

All lexicographers agree the word literally means the physical immersion of something.
Todos los lexicografos estan de acuerdo en que la palabra literalmente significa la inmersion fisica de algo.

"It's a Mohammedan title I think it literally means the heir of Mohammed, the successor to the prophet." "Yes."
Es un título mahometano...Creo que, literalmente, significa "heredero de Mahoma", el sucesor del profeta.

Thus, we seem to have the reason for the name ‘Yggdrasil’, which literally means ‘the steed of Ygg [Odin]’.
Esto explicaría la razón del nombre «Yggdrásil», que literalmente significa «el corcel de Ygg (Odín)».

He began, “Fellow citizens, I have come to you as your first servant, because that is what the term prime minister literally means.”
Él empezó: «Conciudadanos: Vengo a ustedes como su primer siervo, porque eso es lo que el término primer ministro literalmente significa ».

One group of uncommonly tall, pale Indians in eastern Bolivia were called the Yurucares, which literally means “white men.”
Una comunidad de indios insólitamente altos y pálidos del este de Bolivia recibió el nombre de «yurucare», que literalmente significa «hombres blancos».

'Well,' I began, 'sarcasm is closely related to irony and implies a twofold view — a literal meaning yet a wholly different intention from what is said.
—Bien —arranqué—, el sarcasmo es pariente cercano de la ironía y da a entender un doble significado… literalmente significa lo contrario de lo que se ha dicho.

Pope John Paul II was De Labore Solis, which literally means ‘the labor of the sun’, though labor solis was also a common Latin expression for solar eclipse.
El papa Juan Pablo II era De Labore Solis, que literalmente significa «el trabajo del sol», aunque labor solis era también una expresión latina común para «eclipse solar».