index
gb/ˈɪndɛks/ us/ˈɪndɛks/
B1
Anglais
~ 1900
tárgymutató, mutató, index, indexszám, tárgymutatót készít, indexel, indikátor, jel
NOM
B1
1
tárgymutató
B2
mutató
B1
Schéma d’usage :
an index of [topics/items]
I checked the index at the back of the book for 'climate change'.
Megnéztem a könyv végén lévő tárgymutatóban a „klímaváltozás” címszót.
The website has an index to help you find old articles.
A weboldalon van egy mutató, amely segít megtalálni a régi cikkeket.
This dictionary's index lists all irregular verbs.
Exemples pédagogiques
I looked in the index for 'cats'.
A tárgymutatóban kerestem a „macskák” szót.
The index is at the end of the book.
A tárgymutató a könyv végén van.
Use the index to find page numbers.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse 'index' with 'table of contents'; the former is usually alphabetical and detailed, while the latter lists sections in order.
Sens
List of topics and locations
Collocations
create an index
|look up in the index
|back-of-the-book index
|searchable index
Synonymes
table of contents (Lists sections of a book, usually in order of appearance, rather than by subject.)
Thèmes
books
|information
|research
|education
|communication
Définition
A list that tells you where to find information in a book or document.
An ordered list, often alphabetical or numerical, showing the subjects or items in a text and where they can be found.
NOM
B2
2
Schéma d’usage :
the [something] index
The consumer price index rose by 2% last month.
A fogyasztói árindex a múlt hónapban 2%-kal emelkedett.
The stock market index hit a record high.
A tőzsdeindex rekordmagasságba emelkedett.
The housing price index has been falling since January.
Exemples pédagogiques
The price index went up this year.
Az árindex idén emelkedett.
A stock market index shows share prices.
Egy tőzsdeindex a részvényárfolyamok alakulását mutatja.
The index tells us how prices change.
Erreur fréquente :
Some learners confuse 'index' with 'indicator'; 'index' is usually a specific calculated number.
Sens
Statistical measure over time
Collocations
price index
|consumer price index
|stock market index
Synonymes
indicator (A general term for something that shows a trend; not always numerical.)
Thèmes
economics
|statistics
|finance
|business
Définition
A number that shows how prices or values change over time.
A numerical measure, often expressed as a percentage or ratio, indicating changes in price, value, or other quantities over time.
VERBE
B2
3
indexel
C1
Schéma d’usage :
to index [a book/documents]
The librarian will index all new acquisitions.
A könyvtáros indexeli az összes új szerzeményt.
We need to index these articles for the database.
Indexelnünk kell ezeket a cikkeket az adatbázis számára.
She indexed her notes so she could find topics quickly.
Exemples pédagogiques
I will index my notes.
Tárgymutatót készítek a jegyzeteimhez.
They indexed the book for easy reading.
A könnyebb használat érdekében tárgymutatót készítettek a könyvhöz.
We must index the files.
Sens
Make a searchable list
Collocations
index a book
|index documents
|index files
Synonymes
catalogue (To make a list of items, often for a library or collection; broader than just indexing text.)
Thèmes
books
|information
|education
|work
|communication
Définition
To make a list that shows where to find information in a book or document.
To compile an ordered list of topics or items in a document, showing where each can be found.
NOM
B2
TECHNICAL
4
index
B2
The database uses an index to speed up searches.
Az adatbázis indexet használ a keresések felgyorsítására.
Array indices usually start at zero in many programming languages.
A tömbindexek sok programozási nyelvben általában nullától kezdődnek.
We added an index to the table to improve performance.
Exemples pédagogiques
The array has an index number.
A tömb elemeinek van indexszáma.
Use an index to find data fast.
Használj indexet, hogy gyorsan megtaláld az adatokat.
The database index makes search quick.
Sens
Data location reference in computing
Collocations
database index
|array index
|index key
Synonymes
pointer (In programming, a variable holding an address; not exactly the same as an index.)
Thèmes
computing
|technology
Définition
In computers, a number or key that shows where data is stored.
In computing, a reference value or key used to locate and access data within a structure such as an array or database.
NOM
C1
5
Attendance is a good index of student interest.
A részvétel jó mutatója a diákok érdeklődésének.
The level of crime is often seen as an index of social problems.
A bűnözés mértékét gyakran a társadalmi problémák mutatójának tekintik.
A person's vocabulary is sometimes taken as an index of intelligence.
Exemples pédagogiques
High sales are an index of success.
A magas eladások a siker mutatói.
Rain is an index of bad weather.
Az eső a rossz idő jele.
Good marks are an index of hard work.
Sens
Sign indicating a state or quality
Collocations
good index of
|reliable index of
Synonymes
indicator (A broader term for something that points to a condition; 'index' may be more formal/statistical.)
Thèmes
general
|science
|core_vocabulary
Définition
Something that shows what a situation is like.
Something that serves as a sign or measurement of a condition, quality, or level.
Grammaire
Forme canonique
index
API
GB/ˈɪndɛks/
US/ˈɪndɛks/
Syllabes et accentuation
in - dex (2 syllabes)
Stress on 1st syllable (in)
Formes du mot
Noun
- Base: index
- Plural: indexes, indices
Verb
- Base: index
- 3rd Person Singular: indexes
- Present Participle: indexing
- Past: indexed
Famille de mots
Forms
indexes
noun
indices
noun
indexing
verb
indexed
verb
Related words
indexer
noun
Advanced or less common
indexation
noun
Expressions
be indexed to [something]
2/bˈi ˈɪndɛkst tə sˈʌmθɪŋ/
fixed phrase
Value linked to another rate/measure
To have your value change when another number changes.
Exemples
- Pensions are indexed to inflation rates.
- Rent payments are indexed to the consumer price index.
index finger
1/ˈɪndɛks fˈɪŋɡɚ/
fixed phrase
Finger next to the thumb
The finger next to your thumb on your hand.
Exemples
- She pointed at me with her index finger.
- He cut his index finger while chopping vegetables.
price index
4/pɹˈaɪs ˈɪndɛks/
fixed phrase
technical
Measure of average price changes
A number that shows how prices change over time for goods and services.
Exemples
- The price index rose sharply this year.
- Economists use the price index to track inflation.
stock market index
3/stˈɑk mˈɑɹkɪt ˈɪndɛks/
fixed phrase
technical
Measure of stock market performance
A number that shows how certain company shares are doing in the stock market.
Exemples
- The stock market index dropped by 5 points today.
- Investors watch the stock market index closely.