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n. 索引; (物价和工资等的)指数; 标志; 指标; 表征; 量度v. 为…编索引; 将…编入索引; 将(工资等)与(物价水平等)挂钩; 使指数化
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noun
索引
a list of names or topics that are referred to in a book, etc., usually arranged at the end of a book in alphabetical order or listed in a separate file or book索引
a list of names or topics that are referred to in a book, etc., usually arranged at the end of a book in alphabetical order or listed in a separate file or book(物价和工资等的)指数
a system that shows the level of prices and wages, etc. so that they can be compared with those of a previous datethe cost-of-living index
生活费用指数The Dow Jones index fell 15 points this morning.
道琼斯指数今天上午下跌了15点。stock-market indices
股市指数house price indexes
房价指数
标志;指标;表征;量度
a sign or measure that sth else can be judged byThe 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。
指数(如在等式4² = 16中,2是指数)
the small number written above a larger number to show how many times that number must be multiplied by itself. In the equation 4² = 16, the number 2 is an index.
verb
为…编索引;将…编入索引
to make an index of documents, the contents of a book, etc.; to add sth to a list of this typeAll publications are indexed by subject and title.
所有出版物都按学科和名称编索引。
将(工资等)与(物价水平等)挂钩;使指数化
to link wages, etc. to the level of prices of food, clothing, etc. so that they both increase at the same rate