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Square Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
mean = result in
Regulations prescribing Anti-Money Laundering (AML) compliance are expected to continue evolving and will mean that banks will have to continuously adapt.
Source: "Keeping clean", VNECONOMY.
I am not sure about the meaning of "mean" in that sentence.
Does it mean "result in" here?
Thank you.
Source: "Keeping clean", VNECONOMY.
I am not sure about the meaning of "mean" in that sentence.
Does it mean "result in" here?
Thank you.
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Square Does it mean "result in" here? Yes. I'd say "have the effect".
- Square Does it mean "result in" here?
- Yes.
- I'd say "have the effect".
- and will have the effect that banks will have to ...
- CJ
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SquareDoes it mean "result in" here?Yes. I'd say "have the effect".
... and will have the effect that banks will have to ...
CJ
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