ogólne znaczenie

This is the more general meaning of the word.

Some have defined two general meanings according to its involvement of students.

Context makes it general meaning clear, and specifics are not essential.

The word market can also have a more general meaning in the economy.

Thus the general meaning of the name is "the fishing place".

Perhaps it was felt also to have a wider, more general meaning.

I could not understand all that they said, but I was very sure about their general meaning.

Long before they can speak clearly, babies understand the general meaning of what you're saying.

A message in its most general meaning is an object of communication.

In our own time (iii) is the most common general meaning, though all are current.

The general importance of reasoned decisions has been considered above, and the topic will be returned to below.

Lord Walker, dissenting, argued that the case involved no issue of general public importance.

The committees' task is to elaborate on issues of general importance or national significance.

It was also agreed that the matter was one of general public importance.

Financial reasons could be of more general importance.

These studies have led to many insights of general importance, as in the examples below.

But now we see its general importance for cities in many coastal regions.

Leave will only be granted if the appeal involves a point of law of general public importance.

Does the case raise a point of law of general public importance?

These are things that have a general importance for employment and youth exchange programmes throughout Europe.

Coming from an Everyman, they attain a range of universal meanings.

In this case, it has little universal meaning.

The power/powerlessness angle's universal meaning is an example of film language code, interacting with the appropriate context.

The artist said he makes no effort at historical verisimilitude, striving instead for universal meanings.

Its unprecedented character and horror will always hold universal meaning.

Language sanctions universal meanings, ideas whose validity seems to be due to a cause, to something real.

Like all great works of literature, it has a universal meaning.

The codes used have, therefore, an almost universal meaning.

They have a far more universal meaning and a pan-European nature.

However, it represents a consistent effort to use fiber structures to say something with both personal and universal meaning.