indicator in Irish
indicator in Irish is treotháscaire — indicator means something that shows or points to a condition, trend, or measurement.
indicator in Irish
treotháscaire
(UK, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, South Africa, automotive ) A turn signal; each of the flashing lights on each side of a vehicle which indicate a turn is being made to left or right, or a lane change etc.
What does "indicator" mean?
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noun Something that shows or points to a condition, trend, or measurement.
"GDP growth is a key economic indicator."
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noun (UK) The flashing light on a vehicle used to signal a turn.
"His indicator was still blinking long after he'd turned."
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noun A dial, gauge, or needle that shows a reading.
"The fuel indicator showed the tank was nearly empty."
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indicator in a sentence
- GDP growth is a key economic indicator.
- His indicator was still blinking long after he'd turned.
- The fuel indicator showed the tank was nearly empty.
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What is "indicator" in Irish?
"indicator" in Irish is treotháscaire. indicator means: Something that shows or points to a condition, trend, or measurement.
How do you use "indicator" in a sentence?
Example: "GDP growth is a key economic indicator." In Irish, "indicator" is treotháscaire.
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