Help understanding 意味で in these sentences?


> いろんな意味で正月をむかえた感じがしたよ
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> いろんな意味でご名算な気がしたよ

Context (if needed):

The speaker is trying to expose a robot pretending to be human. The first line
is said when the robot ends up pouring soup from her thermos (instead of
engine oil). The second line is said when the robot ends up attempting to use
an abacus and hand calculations (instead of using an in-built calculator).

My attempt:

I had a feeling New Year is coming in various significance (??)

I feel like my interpretation of 意味 is wrong, and I'm not sure if で is the
"by/in" particle or て form of です.




This 意味 refers to the "sense" or "meaning" of a word/phrase, and いろんな意味 refers
to various meanings, or usages, of a word/phrase.

To take a simpler example, いろんな意味で熱かった (literally "It was _hot_ in various
senses/meanings") means something was both exciting and physically in high
temperature. いろんな意味でヤバい means something is crazy/insane both in the positive
sense ("cool") and in the negative sense ("awful").

Regarding いろんな意味でご名算, ご名算 is a fixed phrase used in abacus lessons, meaning
"(your answer is) correct". So one meaning is "your calculation result is
correct". The second meaning is probably "your **way** of calculation is
amazing/surprising". The kanji 名 can mean "awesome", as in 名言.

It's hard to explain いろんな意味で正月をむかえた with the provided context. If this soup is
[_zōni_](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z%C5%8Dni), one meaning is
straightforward ("Zōni was served and I felt as if a new year had come").
There must be one more thing that is associated with 正月 in the story.




This 意味 refers to the "sense" or "meaning" of a word/phrase, and いろんな意味 refers
to various meanings, or usages, of a word/phrase.

To take a simpler example, いろんな意味で熱かった (literally "It was _hot_ in various
senses/meanings") means something was both exciting and physically in high
temperature. いろんな意味でヤバい means something is crazy/insane both in the positive
sense ("cool") and in the negative sense ("awful").

Regarding いろんな意味でご名算, ご名算 is a fixed phrase used in abacus lessons, meaning
"(your answer is) correct". So one meaning is "your calculation result is
correct". The second meaning is probably "your **way** of calculation is
amazing/surprising". The kanji 名 can mean "awesome", as in 名言.

It's hard to explain いろんな意味で正月をむかえた with the provided context. If this soup is
[_zōni_](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z%C5%8Dni), one meaning is
straightforward ("Zōni was served and I felt as if a new year had come").
There must be one more thing that is associated with 正月 in the story.

