What does meant to mean?

meant is the past tense and past participle of mean, and the other is meaned.

In your example, mean and to are not connected. "To me" means "to me". mean means "means".

The whole sentence translates to: how important he is to me. (By the way, your sentence is a clause, so the format is different from the normal sentence.)

Mean to generally mean "to try ... Intention... For example:

i meant to tell you your mother was here, but you didn't believe me.- I tried to tell you your mom was here, but you didn't believe me.

On the third and fourth floors, please do not mislead students. There is nothing wrong with the answer on the first and second floors.

how much he means to me (present tense)how much he meant to me (past tense) can be used as an interrogative sentence or as a clause.

It means "his weight in my heart", and this expression is generally weighted towards that side.

One more thing to add, XDJMS on the 1st and 2nd floors, please forgive the faux pas, your answer is definitely incorrect. As for me, I only write based on what I have learned, and I only guarantee the correctness, but not the comprehensiveness. If you miss anything, please forgive me.

How important he is to me.

mean to, right. is very important.

It should be a question sentence, how important is he to me? meant right. Significant.

meant meaning: meaning. Pronunciation: changed to English [ment], beauty [ment].

Interpretation: vMeaning; Intended (Past tense and past participle of mean.)

Representation....meaning.

Morphing: Prototype mean.

meant in a sentence.

1、did you say the mistake is on me?yep. i meant you.

Are you saying I'm to blame for this? Yes, that's you.

2、oh shoot, i meant to tell you to get some milk, but i forgot.

Oh, I was going to have you verify the letter and buy some milk, but forgot to tell you.

3、could you please clarify what you meant by that comment?

First, the meaning is different.

Mean to do means "to intend or attempt to do something", and the subject usually denotes a person. Be meant to do is what you should do. The meaning of mean doing means:

Second, the usage is different.

Be meant to do is what you should do. The subject of mean to do usually means person, mean doing, and its subject usually refers to the word of a thing, and the subject is generally a sentence, an event.

Examples: 1. I mean to drink some water

I'm going to drink some water.

2、and i'll be honest when i say that i'm not sure exactly what she meant by that or how she'd like me to do it。

I really don't understand what she meant, or why she would ask me to do it.

3、doing one thing well doesn't mean doing exactly one thing.

Doing one thing well doesn't mean just doing one thing.

Take a look at the "English-Chinese Multifunctional Learning Dictionary for Middle Schools", and explain the difference between mean to do, mean doing and be meant to be very clear. There are examples. It also uses the form of "common mistakes" to highlight that this is a test point that often appears in the test paper.

Let's take a closer look at the screenshots from the dictionary. Note the phrases that are framed in red.

The knowledge points provided in the dictionary are all content that is not easy for Chinese students to grasp, and they are well explained.

What you plan to do, what it means, what you plan to do.