adj. 1.【语法】陈述的,直陈的。 2.指示…的,表示…的 (of)。 短语和例子 the indicative mood 陈述语气。 Is a high forehead indicative of great mental power 前额高表示智慧高吗? n. 【语法】陈述语气。 adv. -ly
relating to the mood of verbs that is used simple in declarative statements; "indicative mood" 同义词:declarative,
(usually followed by `of'') pointing out or revealing clearly; "actions indicative of fear" 同义词:indicatory, revelatory, significative, suggestive,
a mood (grammatically unmarked) that represents the act or state as an objective fact 同义词:indicative mood, declarative mood, declarative, common mood, fact mood,
例句与用法
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This demeanour is usually indicative of pain . 这种举动往往表明疼痛。
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Azure skies are indicative of good weather . 碧空无云,预示着一个好天气。
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Is a high forehead indicative of great mental power ? 前额高表示智慧高吗?
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It is indicative only of the interim state of our knowledge . 它只表明我们的知识处于过渡性的状态。
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Recently attained characters are generally indicative of primitiveness . 新近获得的性状普遍显示出原始性的分类群。
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Secondary radiologic signs that are indicative of active duodenal ulcer are mucosal edema and spasm . 提示十二指肠流动性溃疡的放射学间接征象是粘膜水肿和痉挛。
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Nothing was more indicative of the inevitable doom of the taft administration than the failure of its anti-insurgent campaign . 塔夫特政府反对造反派运动的失败,最清楚地表明它必然垮台。
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These variations in the composition of population are indicative of all the changes going on in the social organization of the community . 人口构成上的这些变化反映着城市社区在社会组织方面发生的种种变化。
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His action was indicative of his future intentions 他的行为显示他未来的意向。
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Indicative of health risk associated with obesity 显示有较大的机会出现健康危机