index

index
index [ˈɪndeks]
1. noun
   a. (plural indexes) (in book) index m
   b. (plural indices) ( = number expressing ratio) indice m
• cost-of-living index indice m du coût de la vie
• share index indice m boursier
2. transitive verb
indexer
3. compounds
► index card noun fiche f
► index finger noun index m
► index-linked adjective (British) indexé
* * *
['ɪndeks] 1.
noun (pl indexes ou -ices)
1) (of book) index m inv

thumb index — index à onglets

2) (catalogue) catalogue m

card index — fichier m

3) Mathematics (of power) exposant m; (of radical) indice m
4) Economics indice m

cost-of-living index — GB

consumer price index — US indice des prix à la consommation

share index —

stock index — indice boursier

5) Physics indice m
6) (indication) indice m (of de)
7) Computing index m inv
2.
transitive verb
1) munir [quelque chose] d'un index [book]; indexer [word]
2) (catalogue) classer, cataloguer (under sous, à)
3) Economics indexer (to sur)
4) Computing indexer

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