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复数:indexes或indices
第三人称单数:indexes
现在分词:indexing
过去式:indexed
过去分词:indexed
词根:index
adj.indexical 像索引排列的;索引的
indexless 无索引的
n.indexer 编索引的人;分度器
indexing [图情] 标引;[数] 指标化;编制指数
indexation [计划] 指数化
v.indexing 指出(index的ing形式);编入索引中
noun
a list (as of bibliographical information or citations to a body of literature) arranged usually in alphabetical order of some specified datum (such as author, subject, or keyword): such as
a list of items (such as topics or names) treated in a printed work that gives for each item the page number where it may be found
a list of publicly traded companies and their stock prices
a bibliographical analysis of groups of publications that is usually published periodically
thumb index
a number (such as a ratio) derived from a series of observations and used as an indicator or measurespecifically: index number
the ratio of one dimension of a thing (such as an anatomical structure) to another dimension
a device (such as the pointer on a scale or the gnomon of a sundial) that serves to indicate a value or quantity
something (such as a physical feature or a mode of expression) that leads one to a particular fact or conclusion : indication
plural usually indices a number or symbol or expression (such as an exponent) associated with another to indicate a mathematical operation to be performed or to indicate use or position in an arrangement
3 is the index of the expression {latex}\sqrt[3]{5}{/latex} to indicate the cube root of 5
a character ☞ used to direct attention to a note or paragraph called alsofist
a list of restricted or prohibited materialspecifically, Index: a formerly published list of books the reading of which was prohibited or restricted for Roman Catholics by the church authorities
verb
transitive verb
to provide with an index
to list in an index
all persons and places mentioned are carefully indexed
to serve as an index of
to regulate (wages, prices, interest rates, etc.) by indexation
intransitive verb
to index something
index system[计]索引系统
refractive index折射率,折光率
performance index性能指标,工作指数
price indexn. 物价指数
quality index质量指标
stock index股票指数;证券指数
body mass index身体质量指数;体质指数;体质指数
composite index复合指标;财经综合指数
pollution index污染指数
index finger食指
consumer price index消费者物价指数
diversity index多样性指数;歧异度指数
viscosity index粘度指数
oxygen index[化]氧指数;示氧值
index number[经]物价或人口指数
quantitative index数量指标
financial index财务指标
permanganate index高锰酸盐指数
refraction index折射指数,折光指数
hang seng index恒生指数
14世纪后期,“拇指”,源于拉丁语 index(所有格为 indicis),意为“指示者,揭示者,发现者,通知者; 食指(因为用于指向); 指针,标志; 称号,铭文,清单”,字面意思为“任何指出的事物”,源自 indicare 的“指点”,该词来源于 in- 的“进入,到(在)上”,(来自 PIE 根* *en “在”)和 dicare 等意味着“宣布”的词源(来自 PIE 根* *deik-,也意味着“庄严地宣称”,请参见 diction)。 相关: Indexical。
在英语中,它在其原始意义上已过时( index finger 自1768年被记录)。指“书中按字母顺序列出的内容列表,并指出在文本中查找它们的位置”的含义始于16世纪晚期,源于拉丁语短语,例如 Index Nominum “姓名索引”。
“在仪表上充当指针的物体; 钟表或手表的表盘”一词来源于1590年代。科学含义(refractive index 等)始于1829年,指“指示器”的概念。经济意义(cost-of-living index 等)始于1870年,来自科学用法。
“禁书”的教堂意义始于 index librorum prohibitorum,最初由 Pius IV 授权于1564年首次出版。Index Expurgatorius 是天主教徒被禁止阅读的书目录,除非删除了某些段落,首次印刷于1571年。
箭尾定向点
[拉]〔复indexes或indices〕食指〔NA〕
指数:一种无一定数值的量值,通常为具有同一量度的可测出的两个数值之比,或百分比
型心,压模:在牙科中用来记录或保持某一牙,或数个牙与其他牙的相对位置,以保证在原位上修复假牙
指标
Noun Latin indic-, index, from indicare to indicate
The first known use of index was in 1561
indicateverb
to point out or point to
to be a sign of
flowers indicating the arrival of spring
to state or express briefly : suggest
index1 of 2noun
a device (as the pointer on a scale) used to indicate a value or quantity
something that leads a person to a particular fact or conclusion : indication
the price of goods is an index of the economy
an alphabetical list in a printed work that gives with each item listed the page number where it may be found
plural usually indices a mathematical figure, letter, or expression (as the exponent 3 in a3) showing a power or root of another
a symbol ☞ used to direct attention
index2 of 2verb
to provide with an index
index a book
to list in an index
to serve as an index of
index1 of 2noun
a device (as the pointer on a scale) used to indicate a value or quantity
something that leads a person to a particular fact or conclusion : indication
the price of goods is an index of the economy
an alphabetical list in a printed work that gives with each item listed the page number where it may be found
plural usually indices a mathematical figure, letter, or expression (as the exponent 3 in a3) showing a power or root of another
a symbol ☞ used to direct attention
index2 of 2verb
to provide with an index
index a book
to list in an index
to serve as an index of
index1 of 2noun
a device (as the pointer on a scale) used to indicate a value or quantity
something that leads a person to a particular fact or conclusion : indication
the price of goods is an index of the economy
an alphabetical list in a printed work that gives with each item listed the page number where it may be found
plural usually indices a mathematical figure, letter, or expression (as the exponent 3 in a3) showing a power or root of another
a symbol ☞ used to direct attention
index2 of 2verb
to provide with an index
index a book
to list in an index
to serve as an index of
index1 of 2noun
a device (as the pointer on a scale) used to indicate a value or quantity
something that leads a person to a particular fact or conclusion : indication
the price of goods is an index of the economy
an alphabetical list in a printed work that gives with each item listed the page number where it may be found
plural usually indices a mathematical figure, letter, or expression (as the exponent 3 in a3) showing a power or root of another
a symbol ☞ used to direct attention
index2 of 2verb
to provide with an index
index a book
to list in an index
to serve as an index of
indexnoun
index finger
a list (as of bibliographical information or citations to a body of literature) arranged usually in alphabetical order of some specified datum (as author, subject, or keyword)
Index Medicus of the United States National Library of Medicine
a ratio or other number derived from a series of observations and used as an indicator or measure (as of a condition, property, or phenomenon)
physiochemical indexes of the urine, the blood, and the gastric juice—The Journal of the American Medical Association
the ratio of one dimension of a thing (as an anatomical structure) to another dimension see cephalic index, cranial index
1 He touches the final photo with his index finger.
2 As Miss Crofts looked at me to see if I understood, she made a quick dive with her index finger into her waves.
3 This search engine has indexed hundreds of millions of websites.
4 But when I checked my index cards, I saw that I hadn’t brought the cards on which I’d written my memory.
5 I found an index card in there too.
6 He tapped his index finger against his forehead, right between his robust eyebrows.
7 This is profitability even by modern Wall Street standards: if the Dow Jones average had risen a similar amount since World War II, the index would now stand at over twenty thousand.
8 I squatted down, pushed my feet back against the blocks, stretched out my thumbs and index fingers and placed them on the edge of the white starting line.
9 Index of the item ( button or separator ) whose rectangle coordinates are to be retrieved.
要检索矩形坐标的项目 ( 按钮或分隔线 ) 的索引.
10 I gently stroked it with my index finger, picturing it asleep and peaceful.
11 He caressed it with the fingers of his right hand, wound it around the index finger, released it, then caressed it again, all the time looking at me.
12 The woman taps the table with her index finger.
13 The number of new houses being built is a good index of a country's prosperity.
新建房屋的数目是国家繁荣的一个有用指标。
14 Just the tip of his index finger, just a jolt; I jumped.
15 “We’re eavesdropping,” Hyacinth said in a loud whisper, holding her index finger to her lips.
16 It takes a long time, but a ruby-throated hummingbird finally descends and eats from the tip of my unmoving, sweetened index finger.
17 Roberto quickly directed my attention to the officer with a shift of his eyes and put his index finger to his lips, hushing me.
18 She kissed her index finger and pressed it to his forehead.
19 I hook my index fingers into her two front belt loops and tug her closer.
20 Place name index is necessary part for a large atlas , especially for history atlas.
对于大型地图集, 地名索引是必不可少的组成部分.
2 示指
3 标记
emblematic emblematical label token notation emblem tags type mark barometer cognizance indicia note sign spot Mark icon logo stamp badge cue signage stigma insignia earmark describe tag indicial standard device bearing monument regalia tessera indicium code aspect bug flag instance marker trademark signing markup glyph ensign denotation
5 与指数挂钩
8 导引
9 标准
standard stock normal classic standing received normative level test rule measure touch mark grade criterion gauge par regulator prototype norm dick denominator normality normalcy plumb line common beam
12 作指示
13 卡片索引
14 食指
15 禁书目录
16 指示
monstrative pilot directive indicative prescriptive demonstrative deictic denotative ordinant word charge direction reference instruction indication pointer dictate designation edict denotation point say show tell Read order direct Mark indicate register prescribe designate denote betoken measure signify mean signal dial instruct mandatory significative indicant indicatory lead sign counsel refer teach cue indicial behest briefing signpost dictation have require command signalize steer appointment brief rubric pointing deixis rule mark demonstrate appoint
18 量度
23 指明
24 指标
indication lodestar fingerpost target quota hand indicator cynosure finger post mark proxy barometer indicatrix guide line pointer
25 指针
guide finger indicator needle pointer cock rudder lodestar fingerpost hand cynosure style arrow pilot tongue spinner gnomon polestar
26 指数化
30 手形指标
31 脸
face front map favor pan clock mask cheer squash mug lug mush jib figurehead puss visage kisser phiz mazard
32 拇指索引
33 与物价指数挂钩
35 标志
symbol token badge emblem represent sign signal attribute logo indicator stamp marker indication signage ensign cachet bellwether logotype indicant arms mark commemorate betoken emblematize CE mark pars pro toto icon marking iconography Mark label seal insignia signpost emblematic pointer trappings barometer tag scalp denote swastika notation hallmark blip patent signing imprint glyph earmark recognizance symbolize