index

index
'indeks
noun
1) (an alphabetical list of names, subjects etc eg at the end of a book.) índice
2) ((plural indices 'indisi:z) in mathematics the figure which indicates the number of times a figure etc must be multiplied by itself etc: In 63 and 75, the figures 3 and 5 are the indices.) índice
index n índice
El plural de index es indexes o indices
index
tr['ɪndeks]
noun (pl indices tr['ɪndɪsiːz] )
1 (in book) índice nombre masculino; (list) lista; (in library) índice nombre masculino, catálogo
2 (economic) índice nombre masculino
cost-of-living index índice del coste de la vida
3 figurative use indicación nombre femenino, señal nombre femenino
the sale of new cars is an index of economic prosperity la venta de coches nuevos es una indicación de la prosperidad económica
4 (math) índice nombre masculino
transitive verb
1 (book) poner un índice a; (collection) catalogar, clasificar
2 (wages, pensions, etc) vincular
the indexing of wages to inflation el vínculo de los salarios a la inflación
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
index finger dedo índice
index ['ɪn.dɛks] vt
1) : ponerle un índice a (un libro o una revista)
2) : incluir en un índice
all proper names are indexed: todos los nombres propios están incluidos en el índice
3) indicate: indicar, señalar
4) regulate: indexar, indiciar
to index prices: indiciar los precios
index n, pl -dexes or -dices ['ɪndə.si:z]
1) : índice m (de un libro, de precios)
2) indication: indicio m , índice m , señal f
an index of her character: una señal de su carácter
index
n.
elenco s.m.
tarjetero s.m.
índice s.m.
índice alfabético s.m.
v.
indexar (Informática) v.
indizar v.
poner en un índice v.
poner índice a v.

I 'ɪndeks
noun
1) (pl indexes)
a) (in book, journal) índice m
b) (list) lista f; (before n)

index card — ficha f

2) (pl indexes o indices) (Econ, Fin) índice m

the retail price index — el índice de precios al consumo; (before n)

index number — índice m

3) (pl indices) (Math) índice m

II
transitive verb
1) (Publ)
a) (provide with index) \<\<book/journal\>\> ponerle* un índice a
b) (enter in index) \<\<name\>\> incluir* en un índice
2) (Econ, Fin) \<\<prices/wages\>\> indexar, indiciar
['ɪndeks]
1. N
1) (pl indexes) (in book) índice m
2) (pl indices or indexes) (=pointer) índice m , señal m (to de); (Econ) índice m

cost of living index — índice m del costo de la vida

the Index — (Rel) el índice expurgatorio

retail 5.
3) (Math)
(pl indices) exponente m
2.
VT (=put index in) [+ book] poner índice a; (=make index headings for) [+ book] (in catalogue) catalogar; [+ entry, item, subject] poner en el índice

it is indexed under Smith — está clasificado bajo Smith

3.
CPD

index card N — ficha f

index finger N — dedo m índice

index number N — índice m

* * *

I ['ɪndeks]
noun
1) (pl indexes)
a) (in book, journal) índice m
b) (list) lista f; (before n)

index card — ficha f

2) (pl indexes o indices) (Econ, Fin) índice m

the retail price index — el índice de precios al consumo; (before n)

index number — índice m

3) (pl indices) (Math) índice m

II
transitive verb
1) (Publ)
a) (provide with index) \<\<book/journal\>\> ponerle* un índice a
b) (enter in index) \<\<name\>\> incluir* en un índice
2) (Econ, Fin) \<\<prices/wages\>\> indexar, indiciar

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