index

index
index [{{t}}'ɪndeks] (pl senses (a)-(c), (h) indexes, pl senses (d)-(g) indices [{{t}}-dɪsi:z])
1 noun
(a) (in book, database) index m;
∎ name index index m des noms propres
(b) (in library) catalogue m, répertoire m; (on index cards) fichier m
(c) {{}}Anatomy{{}} (finger) index m
(d) {{}}Economics{{}} & {{}}Stock Exchange{{}} indice m
(e) {{}}Physics{{}} indice m
(f) (pointer on scale) aiguille f, indicateur m; {{}}figurative{{}} (sign) indice m, indicateur m;
∎ it is a good index of the current political mood c'est un bon indicateur du climat politique actuel
(g) {{}}Mathematics{{}} (subscript) indice m; (superscript) exposant m
(h) {{}}Typography{{}} (pointing fist) renvoi m
2 transitive verb
(a) (word, book, database) indexer;
∎ all geographical names are indexed tous les noms géographiques sont indexés;
∎ you'll find it indexed under "science" vous trouverez ça indexé à "science" ou dans l'index sous (l'entrée) "science"
(b) {{}}Finance{{}} (salary, pension) indexer;
∎ indexed to inflation indexé sur l'inflation
(c) {{}}Technology{{}} indexer
3 Index {{}}Religion{{}}
Index m
►► {{}}American{{}} {{}}Stock Exchange{{}} index arbitrage arbitrage m sur indice;
index box boîte f à fiches;
index card fiche f;
{{}}Anatomy{{}} index finger index m;
{{}}Stock Exchange{{}} index fund fonds m à gestion indicielle, fonds m indiciel;
index number (in statistics) indice m;
{{}}Stock Exchange{{}} index option option f sur indice;
{{}}Optics{{}} index of refraction indice m de réfraction;
index register registre m d'index

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