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1 indicateur
indicateur, -trice [ɛ̃dikatœʀ, tʀis]1. masculine noun, feminine noun2. masculine noun( = compteur, cadran) gauge ; (Economics, finance) indicator3. compounds* * *
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- trice ɛ̃dikatœʀ, tʀis adjectifpanneau or poteau indicateur — signpost
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nom masculin1) ( délateur) informer2) ( indice) indicator3) ( brochure) ( de rues) directory; ( d'horaires) timetable4) Technologie gauge, indicatorindicateur (de changement) de direction — Automobile (direction) indicator
* * *ɛ̃dikatœʀ, tʀis (-trice)1. nm/fPOLICE informer2. nm1) TECHNIQUE (= appareil) indicator, gauge2) ÉCONOMIE indicator3) (= répertoire) guide3. adjtableau indicateur — indicator, indicator board
* * *indicateur, - triceA adj panneau or poteau indicateur signpost.B nm1 ( délateur) informer;2 ( indice) indicator; les principaux indicateurs économiques key economic indicators; indicateur de tendance market indicator;4 Tech gauge, indicator; indicateur de pression pressure gauge; indicateur de niveau d'huile oil gauge; indicateur lumineux (warning) light; indicateur de vitesse speed indicator; indicateur (de changement) de direction Aut (direction) indicator.indicateur coloré Chimie indicator.( féminin indicatrice) [ɛ̃dikatɶr, tris] adjectif————————, indicatrice [ɛ̃dikatɶr, tris] nom masculin, nom féminin[informateur] (police) informer ou spy————————nom masculin1. [plan, liste]indicateur des rues street guide ou directory5. PHYSIQUE NUCLÉAIRE (radioactive) indicator ou tracer -
2 indicateur de tendance
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3 signal
masculine nounsignal ; ( = indice) sign* * *pl - aux siɲal, o nom masculin signalle signal du départ — gén, Armée the signal to leave; Sport the starting signal
Phrasal Verbs:* * *siɲal, osignaux pl nm1) (signe convenu) signal2) (= écriteau) signsignaux; signaux lumineux — traffic lights
3) TECHNIQUE signal* * *signal, pl - aux nm signal; signal convenu agreed signal; signal audio/radio/vidéo audio/radio/video signal; au signal de qn at sb's signal; donner le signal de qch to give the signal for sth; donner le signal du départ gén, Mil to give the signal to leave; Sport to give the starting signal; donner le signal d'entrée à qn to cue sb in.signal d'alarme alarm signal; tirer le signal d'alarme lit to pull the alarm; fig to raise the alarm; signal d'appel Télécom call waiting service; signal de danger danger signal; signal de détresse Aviat, Naut distress signal; Aut emergency signal; signal lumineux traffic light; signal de ralentissement speed limit sign; signal sonore ( de répondeur) tone.( pluriel masculin signaux) [siɲal, o] nom masculin1. [signe] signal2. [annonce]cette loi a été le signal d'un changement de politique this law signalled ou was the signal for a shift in policy3. [dispositif] signalsignal d'alarme/d'incendie alarm/fire signalsignal sonore/lumineux sound/light signalsignaux de port port ou harbour signalssignal fermé/ouvert on/off signalsignal analogique/numérique analog/digital signal7. ÉCONOMIE
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