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美:['ɪndəkəˌtoʊrɪ]
英:[ɪn'dɪkətərɪ]
美:['ɪndəkəˌtoʊrɪ]
noun
one that indicates: such as
an index hand (as on a dial) : pointer
gauge sense 2b, dial sense 4a
any of a group of statistical values (such as level of employment) that taken together give an indication of the health of the economy
a substance (such as litmus) used to show visually (as by change of color) the condition of a solution with respect to the presence of a particular material (such as a free acid or alkali)
tracer sense 4b
an organism or ecological community so strictly associated with particular environmental conditions that its presence is indicative of the existence of these conditions
The first known use of indicator was in 1666
indicatornoun
one that indicates: as
a pointer on a dial or scale
gauge entry 1 sense 2a
a substance used to show visually (as by change of color) the presence of acid or base in a solution
1 Unit-Peripheral expressed indicatory signals in the direction of the severely overheated local star.
2 Thus from actual imitative pictures we arrive at indicatory pictures.
3 She stood very still, her face in a glow of shy joy, but her eyes and even her lips grave and quiet; except when sometimes a very tiny indicatory smile broke half way upon them.
4 In the wooded land, especially, it was hopeless to look for any indicatory mark beneath the undergrowth of forty years.
5 But how could the various kinds of fluid, for instance, be represented in these indicatory pictures?
6 Moreover, the passage contains no clear indicatory mark of Brahman, such as creative power, and the like.
7 There would seem to be something singularly indicatory I in this engagement.
8 These peremptory tripartite brethren arrived at Greenwich, wishing to aggrandize themselves by indulging in exemplary relaxation, indicatory of implacable detestation of integral tergiversation and exoteric intrigue.
9 Trendon pointed to a small bit of wood rather neatly carved to the shape of an indicatory finger, and lashed to the staff, at the height of a man's face.
10 To his astonishment, Waldemar noted that his friend's indicatory finger shook a little.
11 And thereupon the subsequent passage, 'He who consists of mind, whose body is breath,' &c. states the object of the meditation in words indicatory of the individual soul.
12 Sir," he began, "I am not advised that the purpose of a bequest is relevant, when the bequest is direct and unencumbered by the testator with any indicatory words of trust or uses.
13 The print," he continued, "was the first confirmation of evidence, but it was not the first indicatory sign.
14 "But," said Marion, "is not the aspect of these peculiarities indicatory of either a natural event or one designed by a human intelligence?"
15 She took them mechanically and began to draw them on... the cryptic sign of the cleaner on the wrist hem was now to her indicatory of her submerged estate.
16 Economic indicators suggest that prices will go up.
17 a control panel with various indicator lights
18 Observers of the turmoil at elite universities may regard the disruption, hate, and ignorance on full display as alarming indicators of the next generation’s values.
19 The key features of Caravan Tech’s tags and boluses include GPS tracking, temperature monitoring, and health status indicators, providing comprehensive data for disease surveillance and control.
1 显示
manifestative evident revelational ostensive exhibitive evincive exhibitively manifestly show display revelation revealment tell prove say give record develop present evidence announce indicate reveal bear argue mirror exhibit stamp manifest proclaim betray bespeak
3 表示
representative denotative exhibitory indicium show sign presentation expression breath representation indication demonstration testimony pledge breathing gesture manifestation pronouncement signification denotation mint mean pay record figure speak represent indicate demonstrate express witness bid render stamp bow proclaim signify denote infer profess evince betoken hypo- express way
6 指引的
8 指示
mandatory demonstrative significative indicant lead sign charge direction instruction counsel designation directive denotation refer dictate point read teach index instruct cue denote indicial prescriptive deictic prescript inspiration prescription indication referral behest pointing make show tell guide mark indicate register inspire spell bow prescribe relegate