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index

/ˈɪndɛks/

noun

Bir kitabın sonundaki alfabetik dizin

An alphabetical list of names, subjects, etc. with references to where they occur, typically at the end of a book.

  • Check the index to find references to climate change.
  • The book has a comprehensive index of all technical terms.
  • Researchers often consult the subject index of academic journals to locate relevant articles on specific methodologies.
  • The librarian recommended using the author index at the back of the anthology to trace contributions by regional poets.
  • Economic historians rely on the consumer price index to measure inflation rates across different decades.
  • A well-constructed index enables readers to navigate complex monographs without rereading entire chapters for key concepts.
noun

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A sign or measure of something; an indicator or measure of a trend or phenomenon.

  • The consumer price index rose by 2% last month.
  • Unemployment is often used as an index of economic health.
noun

İşaret parmağı

The finger next to the thumb; the forefinger.

  • She pointed with her index finger.
  • He held up his index to signal silence.
verb

Dizin oluşturmak veya dizine eklemek

To record something in or provide it with an index.

  • The documents have been indexed by subject and date.
  • We need to index all the new articles in our database.