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indicant

/ˈɪn.dɪ.kənt/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota algo que sirve para indicar o señalar, como un número o una relación derivada de hechos observados que puede revelar cambios relativos a lo largo del tiempo.

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noun

/ˈɪn.dɪ.kənt/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota algo que sirve para indicar o señalar, como un número o una relación derivada de hechos observados que puede revelar cambios relativos a lo largo del tiempo.

A noun referring to something that serves to indicate or suggest, such as a number or ratio derived from observed facts that can reveal relative changes over time.

  1. General indicatorC1formal

    Something that serves as a sign or gives an indication of a condition or fact.

    esindicador general

    • Fever is an indicant of an underlying infection.
    • The sudden drop in sales was an early indicant of market trouble.
    • Her confident tone was an indicant of her preparedness.
    • Increased traffic volume is an indicant of economic growth.

    Sinónimosclueevidenceindexindicationindicatormarkersignsignalsymptomtoken

  2. Statistical measureC2formalscientific

    A derived numerical value or ratio that reveals changes in a set of observed data over time.

    esIndicador estadístico

    • The consumer price index is an economic indicant of inflation.
    • GDP per capita is often used as an indicant of living standards.
    • The unemployment rate serves as a key indicant of labor market health.
    • Analysts track the moving average as a technical indicant of stock trends.

    Sinónimosgaugeindexindicatormeasuremetric

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  • indicants' possessive plural form
  • indicant's possessive singular form