英语词汇indication的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

indication AC /ˌɪndəˈkeɪʃən, ˌɪndɪˈkeɪʃən/ noun a sign that something exists or is happeningadjectivesa good/fair indication The presence or absence of wildlife gives a good indication of pollution levels.a clear indication The heavy police presence was a clear indication that security concerns remained high.a strong indication There were strong indications that the economy was recovering.an accurate/true indication These figures do not give an accurate indication of the rate of volcanic activity.a general/rough/broad indication These responses give us a rough indication of how many people to expect.an important indication Her decision is an important indication of the minister’s influence on her.a useful indication This test will provide a useful indication of the child’s linguistic ability.the first indication The first indication of the disease is brown spots on the plant’s leaves.an early indication (=a sign of something that comes some time before it happens) This was an early indication of what the government would decide.another/a further indication There is a further indication that he was lying.every indication (=very clear signs) There is every indication that the problem will get worse.verbssb/sth gives an indication He didn’t give any indication that he knew she was there.sth provides an indication The research provides an indication of what may happen if British summers get warmer.show no indication also not show any indication None of them showed any indication of illness.find indications Police found indications that the house had been broken into.see no indication I see no indication of him changing his mind.have an indication It would be useful to have an indication from you as to when you can start work.receive an indication They had not received any indication from the school that a problem existed.be seen as an indication A guilty plea is seen as an indication of remorse.phrases(the) indications are that... The indications are that people are becoming more cautious in their spending.prepositionsan indication of sth Strange behaviour can be an indication of stress.an indication as to sth formal He gives no indication as to how this system might work.an indication from sb They were anxious to get a clear indication from the player regarding his future.

词组	indication
释义	indication AC /ˌɪndəˈkeɪʃən, ˌɪndɪˈkeɪʃən/ noun a sign that something exists or is happeningadjectivesa good/fair indication The presence or absence of wildlife gives a good indication of pollution levels.a clear indication The heavy police presence was a clear indication that security concerns remained high.a strong indication There were strong indications that the economy was recovering.an accurate/true indication These figures do not give an accurate indication of the rate of volcanic activity.a general/rough/broad indication These responses give us a rough indication of how many people to expect.an important indication Her decision is an important indication of the minister’s influence on her.a useful indication This test will provide a useful indication of the child’s linguistic ability.the first indication The first indication of the disease is brown spots on the plant’s leaves.an early indication (=a sign of something that comes some time before it happens) This was an early indication of what the government would decide.another/a further indication There is a further indication that he was lying.every indication (=very clear signs) There is every indication that the problem will get worse.verbssb/sth gives an indication He didn’t give any indication that he knew she was there.sth provides an indication The research provides an indication of what may happen if British summers get warmer.show no indication also not show any indication None of them showed any indication of illness.find indications Police found indications that the house had been broken into.see no indication I see no indication of him changing his mind.have an indication It would be useful to have an indication from you as to when you can start work.receive an indication They had not received any indication from the school that a problem existed.be seen as an indication A guilty plea is seen as an indication of remorse.phrases(the) indications are that... The indications are that people are becoming more cautious in their spending.prepositionsan indication of sth Strange behaviour can be an indication of stress.an indication as to sth formal He gives no indication as to how this system might work.an indication from sb They were anxious to get a clear indication from the player regarding his future.
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