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Indikator

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I. in·di·ca·tor [ˈɪndɪkeɪtəʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] N

1. indicator (evidence):

indicator
Indikator m <-s, -to̱·ren> spec
indicator of fact, trend
deutlicher Hinweis
an indicator of an inflation/economic upswing
ein Indikator m für eine Inflation/einen Konjunkturaufschwung

2. indicator Brit (turning light):

indicator
Blinker m <-s, ->
indicator
[Fahrt]richtungsanzeiger m

3. indicator MECH:

indicator (gauge, meter)
Anzeige f <-, -n>
indicator (gauge, meter)
Anzeiger m <-s, ->
indicator (needle)
Zeiger m <-s, ->
speed indicator
Geschwindigkeitsmesser m

4. indicator Brit (information board):

indicator at airport, station
Anzeigetafel f <-, -n>

5. indicator COMPUT:

indicator
Anzeiger m <-s, ->
indicator
Melder m

II. in·di·ca·tor [ˈɪndɪkeɪtəʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] N modifier

indicator light Brit
Kontrolllicht nt

indicator N CTRL

indicator
Indikator m

bio·logi·cal ˈin·di·ca·tor N

biological indicator
biologischer Indikator

busi·ness ˈin·di·ca·tor N

business indicator
Konjunkturindikator m <-s, -en>

eco·nom·ic ˈin·di·ca·tor N

economic indicator
Konjunkturindikator m <-s, -en>

ˈfault-in·di·ca·tor N ELEC

fault-indicator
Störungsmelder m

fi·nan·cial ˈin·di·ca·tor N

financial indicator
Finanzindikator m

in·ˈfla·tion in·di·ca·tor N

inflation indicator
Inflationsindikator m

mar·ket ˈin·di·ca·tor N

market indicator
Marktbarometer nt
market indicator STOCKEX
Börsenbarometer nt
market indicator (value for analysis)
markttechnischer Indikator m

ˈtraf·fic in·di·ca·tor N

traffic indicator
Blinker m <-s, ->

animal indicator N

animal indicator
tierischer Leitorganismus
OpenDict unos

performance indicator N

performance indicator ELEC
Leistungskennzahl f