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1 אינדיקטור
indicator -
2 אנדיקטור
indicator -
3 נורת סימון
indicator bulb -
4 אינדיקטור כלכלי
economic indicator -
5 אלידד
alidade, tool used in topographic surveying; indicator on a plane table -
6 אתת
n. signaler, person or thing that communicates with signals; indicator, one who gestures, one who beckons -
7 מד
measure; gauge, indicator, meter————————uniform, costume, livery, -dress -
8 מד-מהירות
vertical speed indicator, speedometer -
9 מד-סיבובי מנוע
engine-speed indicator -
10 מחוג
pointer, hand, indicator -
11 מחוון
pointer; indicator, index -
12 מחוון כיוון
winker, direction indicator lamp -
13 מחון
pointer; indicator, index -
14 מצביע
pointer, indicator, indicative————————voter, elector -
15 משכוכית
bellwether, male sheep that leads a flock (usually wears a bell) ; leader (Slang) ; talker, chatterer; stock or bond that is an indicator of the entire market's condition (Finance) -
16 נצנץ
v. to sparkle————————blinker, indicator; sequin; narrow-minded (slang) -
17 סימן
sign, mark, hallmark, clue, trace, emblem, imprint, indication, marking, note, score, seal, token, vestige, beck, index; omen, portent, foreboding; symptom; signal, indicator -
18 סמן
v. be indicated, signified, apparent; to take shape————————v. be marked————————v. to mark, indicate————————marker; cursor (comp.)————————sign, mark, hallmark, clue, trace, emblem, imprint, indication, marking, note, score, seal, token, vestige, beck, index; omen, portent, foreboding; symptom; signal, indicator -
19 שעון
adj. leaning, supported by————————watch, clock, timepiece; indicator, dial, gauge
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Indicator — Indicator … Wikipédia en Français
indicator — INDICATÓR, OÁRE, indicatori, oare, adj., s.n., s.m. I. adj. Care indică, care face cunoscut. II.1. s.n. Aparat, instrument, dispozitiv care serveşte la indicarea anumitor mărimi, fenomene, informaţii etc. ♢ Indicator de pantă = inclinometru.… … Dicționar Român
Indicator — may mean:* pH indicator, a chemical detector for protons in acid base titrations * Redox indicator, a chemical detector for redox titrations * Complexometric indicator, a chemical detector for metal ions in complexometric titrations * Zeta… … Wikipedia
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indicator — (n.) 1660s, from L.L. indicator, agent noun from indicare (see INDICATION (Cf. indication)). As a finger muscle, from 1690s … Etymology dictionary
Indicātor — (lat.), 1) der Streckmuskel des Zeigefingers; 2) (Honigkukuk), Gattung der kukuksartigen Klettervögel … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
indicator — I noun attestant, attester, augury, auspice, badge, beacon, clue, cue, emblem, ensign, flag, foreshadowing, harbinger, herald, hint, index, informant, informer, landmark, mark, note, pointer, precursor, prognostic, semaphore, sign, stamp, symbol … Law dictionary
indicator — [n] sign barometer, beacon, clue, dial, gauge, guide, hint, index, mark, meter, omen, pointer, signal, symbol, warning; concepts 274,529,673,689 … New thesaurus
indicator — ► NOUN 1) a thing that indicates a state or level. 2) a gauge or meter of a specified kind. 3) a flashing light on a vehicle to show that it is about to change lanes or turn. 4) Brit. an information board or screen in a railway station, airport,… … English terms dictionary
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