indicative
| target
| indicative abbr. | |
| gen. | qui indique; indicative |
| TARGET abbr. | |
| gen. | TARGET |
| target abbr. | |
| gen. | coup au but |
| agric. | image témoin |
| commun. | objectif |
| comp., MS | cible |
| el. | cible de mémoire |
| health. | cible d'un tube radiogène |
| med. phys.sc. | cible |
| phys.sc. | cible nucléaire |
| stat. tech. | critère de comparaison |
adjective | noun | to phrases
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| qui indique; indicative | |||
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the form of a verb that is used to make statements (For example, in the sentences ‘Penny passed her test’ and ‘Michael likes cake’, the verbs ‘passed’ and ‘likes’ are in the indicative  ldoceonline.com) | |||
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| an indicative offer or price shows how much someone might pay or charge but is not definite (We will then invite interested parties to make indicative offers. ldoceonline.com) | |||
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indicative : 120 phrases in 26 subjects |