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indikador

indikadór with stress marks

indicator

noun in-di-ka-DOR Spanish origin Rare

Usage Note

Indikador is borrowed from Spanish indicador and is common in technical, scientific, and economic contexts — covering economic indicators, dashboard gauges, and measurement tools. It is a formal term not typically used in casual conversation.

Examples

Beginner

" Mataas ang indikador ngayon. "

Natural Translation

The indicator is high now.

Literal Translation

High the indicator now.

Intermediate

" Ang mga indikador ng ekonomiya ay nagpapakita ng paglago ngayong taon. "

Natural Translation

Economic indicators are showing growth this year.

Literal Translation

The indicators of-the economy showing growth this year.

Advanced

" Sinusubaybayan ng mga ekonomista ang ilang indikador upang malaman kung lumalakas o humihina ang ekonomiya. "

Natural Translation

Economists monitor several indicators to find out whether the economy is strengthening or weakening.

Literal Translation

Monitored by-the economists the several indicators to know whether strengthening or weakening the economy.

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