Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English - intend

~ v 1 to have something in your mind as a plan or purpose  (intend to do sth)  (I intend to get there as soon after 5 as I can. | intend sb/sth to do sth)  (I didn't intend her to see the painting until it was finished. | He was insulted by my remark, but I hadn't intended it to be offensive. | it is intended that)  (It is intended that all new employees will receive appropriate training. | fully intend (=definitely intend))  (Kate had fully intended returning home on Sunday but she couldn't get a flight.)  (- see propose) 2 be intended for sb/sth to be provided or designed for a particular purpose or person  (a book intended for young children) 3 intended target/victim/destination etc the person, thing, result etc that an action is intended to affect or reach  (It seems likely that General Rocha was the intended victim.)