mean to

Do these terms mean to-day just what they did fifty years ago or will mean half a century hence?

We can talk to-morrow—I mean to-day, of course: I forgot 'twas next-door to daylight now.

Plato and Aristotle held it; though Aristotle, as we have seen, did not mean by “imitating Nature” quite what we mean to-day.

I will go out to-morrow—I mean to-day, for it's one o'clock now—and view the body myself.

Do you see any objection to my calling again, I mean to-day, on Mrs. Archdale?