If that dating is accurate, it would mean humans and megafauna coexisted in Australia for something like 20,000 years.
如果那个日期是准确的，那就意味着人类和巨型动物在澳大利亚共存了大约2万年。
Worker's advocates have criticized Haslam's plan, saying it would mean some campus workers would lose their jobs or benefits.
工人的拥护者批评哈斯拉姆的计划，说这将意味着一些校园工人会失去工作或福利。
I turned down the offer because it would mean frequent business trips away from my family.
我拒绝了这个提议，因为这意味着我要经常出差，不能和家人在一起。
A few pounds wouldn't make any difference to you, and it would mean a lot to her.
几英镑对你不算什么，对她却意义重大。
Think about what it would mean to say that.
想想这一说法的含义。
If our policies led to polarization, it would mean that we had failed.
如果我们的政策导致两极分化，我们就失败了。
Yet advocates of integration disagree over what it would mean in practice.
然而，一体化的拥护者对其实际意义持有异议。
I wanted to know what it would mean to have a woman walking another woman through that.
我想知道若换做两个女人，会意味着什么。
Typically it would mean that a higher layer can call a lower layer, but not the other way around.
这通常意味着较高层可以调用较低层，但是不能反过来调用。
I don't want to invest all my money in this business; it would mean putting all my eggs in one basket.
我不想把所有的钱都投在这一生意上，那是孤注一掷的做法。
Moreover, it would mean abandoning any hope of measuring even genuine improvements in educational standards.
而且这也意味着完全放弃了估量教育质量提高的希望。
If the world did eventually diversify its way out of the dollar, it would mean big changes for the United States.
如果世界真的最终走出了美元体系，开始多样化，对美国来说这意味着巨大的改变。
If the measurements from CryoSat-2 bear out this thinning theory, it would mean the ice is being lost more quickly.
如果来自克里赛特- 2的测量数值证实了薄化理论是正确的，就表明冰层融解正在加快。
But it is too late for that: it would mean America relying on updated versions of aircraft based on 40-year-old designs.
但为时已晚：这意味着美国要依赖以40年前的蓝本为基础的更新版飞机。
If those Numbers prove accurate, it would mean the contest would have to go to a second round run-off vote in early October.
如果数据准确，就意味着选举将于10月进入第二轮投票。
"If that would actually happen, we think it would mean cutting off something like 18 million people around the world who depend on food aid," he says.
他说：“如果真的削减了，世界各地大约1,800万依赖粮食援助的人将受到影响。”
If the Supreme Court decides it should go ahead, it would mean more than a million women who’ve worked for the retail store since 1998 would be eligible for a pay-out.
如果最高法院决定该案件应继续，这将意味着从1998年开始为沃尔玛工作的超过100万名女性有资格获得赔偿。
Mr Hodson complains that it would mean that "the essence of a country's community life found in its family laws is removed and replaced by the laws of another country."
霍德森(Hodson)抱怨道，这可能意味着“本国国民发现自己的家庭法律没有了，取而代之的是其它国家的法律。”
No one knows what it would mean for us if we really do live in a hologram, yet theorists have good reasons to believe that many aspects of the holographic principle are true.
如果我们确实生活在一张全息图中，没人知道这对我们究竟意味着什么。但理论学家有很好的理由相信全息原理的很多方面是真实的。
A study by Accenture, a consulting firm, found that Germans were far more willing to accept lower levels of service or fewer product options if it would mean paying less.
咨询公司埃森哲的一项研究发现，德国消费者更愿意接受服务水平较低、较少自由定制，但价格较低的商品。
Loans for Greece could be raised in the same way, though it would mean that countries outside the euro, including Britain and Sweden, would be liable if they were not repaid.
援救希腊的贷款可以同样方式筹集，但这意味着，若债券无法偿付，英国与瑞典等欧元区外国家也将为此背上负担。
It would mean a great deal to them.
对他们而言，那意义重大。
It would mean a pay cut, but it'd be worth it.
这将意味着减薪，但这是值得的。
It would mean we no longer share the same currency.
它意味着我们之间将不会再使用同一种货币。
It would mean a lot to us to have him present for the ceremony.
要是他能够顺利出席典礼那会对我们意义很大。
It would mean a lot to us to have him present for the ceremony.
要是他能够顺利出席典礼那会对我们意义很大。
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