How can I ask ''what is meant by…" in the German language?

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"Was ist die Bedeutung für das wort .....?
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Was wird damit gemeint.... Was meinen Sie/meinst du damit.... and the one below..... USe online dictionaries like: www.leo.org https://dict.tu-chemnitz.de/
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