indicative如何读

英:[ɪnˈdɪkətɪv]

美:[ɪnˈdɪkətɪv]

indicative英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. [P]标示的,指示的,象征的 showing or suggesting
  2. 陈述的,直陈的 stating a fact or asking questions of fact

indicative是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 指示的
  2. 暗示的
  3. 表示的
  4. 象征的
  5. 【语法】直说法的
  6. 直陈的
  7. 陈述的
  8. 【语法】陈述的
  9. 指示…的
  10. 表示…的
  11. 表明的
n. (名词)
  1. 直说法
  2. 直说法动词
  3. 陈述语气的动词形式
  4. 【语法】陈述语气
  5. 陈述式

indicative自然拼读

in·di·ca·tive

ihn dI k tihv

indicative变形

复数:indicatives

比较级:more indicative

最高级:most indicative

indicative词根

词根:indicate

adj.

indicant 指示的;表示的

indicatory 表示的;指示的

n.

indicator 指示器;[试剂] 指示剂;[计] 指示符;压力计

indication 指示,指出;迹象;象征

indicant 指示物

vt.

indicate 表明;指出;预示;象征

indicative英英释义

Noun

1. a mood (grammatically unmarked) that represents the act or state as an objective fact

Adjective

1. relating to the mood of verbs that is used simple declarative statements;

"indicative mood"

2. (usually followed by `of') pointing out or revealing clearly;

"actions indicative of fear"

indicative词组

indicative of表明;说明

indicative词源中文解释

源自15世纪中叶,"指出、陈述或声明"(语法),来自法语的 indicatif(14世纪),源自晚期拉丁语的 indicativus "用于指出",来自 indicat-,这是拉丁语 indicare "指出、展示"的过去分词词干(参见 indication)。这是"拉丁语动词变位中的一种语气,其主要功能是陈述事实(而非愿望、假设或命令)" [中古英语手册]。相关词: Indicatively。

indicative词源英文解释

The first known use of indicative was in the 15th century

indicative儿童词典英英释义

indictmentnoun

the act or process of indicting

an official written statement charging a person with a crime

indictverb

to charge with an offense or crime : accuse

indices

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

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

indicative1 of 2adjective

of, relating to, or being the grammatical mood that represents an act or state as a fact that can be known or proved

in "I am here," the verb "am" is in the indicative mood

indicating something

remarks indicative of jealousy

indicative2 of 2noun

the indicative mood of a verb or a verb in this mood

indicative 例句

1 A lot of people confuse the superhero genre with being indicative of all comic books.

2 Half of the Internet now is like clickbait, so it’s not indicative of the average person’s intelligence or their feelings about comedy.

3 Ari’s omission—he could just have said “people”—is indicative of what is blinkered, obtuse, one-sided, and retrograde about the movie.

4 It is indicative of the way Britain is becoming increasingly infantile.

5 "We want everyone in our stores to feel welcomed and the incident described is not indicative of what we want any of our customers to feel in our stores."

6 Titles are usually indicative of rank and status.

头衔通常表示级别和身份。

7 All of these are deserving wins indicative of an expanded consideration of who deserves to be rewarded for cinematic greatness.

8 “These tactics are becoming all too common in this race and indicative of our opponents’ campaigns that are willing to say or do anything to win an election,” Rich Beeson, Rubio’s deputy campaign manager, said.

9 So unless you're a fan of yawn-worthy shootouts and showdowns, "The Prince" is a "Taken" retread hardly indicative of any special set of skills.

10 In “I walked to school,” the verb walked is in the indicative mood.

11 Instead of relying on culture tests, Malone-Lee’s lab developed a treatment regime informed by the patients’ symptoms and also the presence of white blood cells in the urine, which are normally indicative of an infection.

12 The fanfare, complete with traditional dance performances and a pyrotechnic display, is indicative of the future this country is betting on — one that can continue to attract investment and tourism when the oil runs dry.

13 Videocracy is a fascinating film, indicative of the new wave of scorn and revulsion felt by a younger generation of Italians for Berlusconi's smug and mediocre rule.

14 Some industry insiders said Cannes' decision to invite Luhrmann to open was a concession indicative of the cozy ties between Tinseltown and the French festival that champions eclectic, low-budget movies while also courting Hollywood.

15 Here, it's indicative of a production that is unable to effectively marshal its resources in the intimate space.

16 Citing a sales uptick from Friday to Saturday, Mr. Aronson added, “The way the movie is playing is indicative of the great word-of-mouth that we always knew it would have with adult audiences.”

17 The wheel, computer monitors and what looked like a server farm filling the wheelhouse are indicative of changes in the shipping industry.

18 Its acceptance is indicative of a broad antiscientific trend in nursing.

它的接受表明了护理中出现的广泛的反科学趋势。

19 These interludes — with actors rapping and singing à la “Hamilton” — are shot like slick dream sequences, indicative of the sprawling drama’s epic ambitions.

20 But that pointed rhetoric is indicative of the conservative view of Clinton and the tragedy in Benghazi.

indicative 同义词

2 表征的

symptomatic

8 陈述语气

is

9 叙述法

narration oration

10 表明的

symptomatic

16 表示…的

expressive significative

19 指示…的

denotative

indicative 短语相关

the indicative

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