be indicative of sth

be indicative of sth to be a clear sign that a particular situation exists or that something is likely to be true显示出; 表明，指明; 象征:•This behaviour is indicative of her whole attitude, I'm afraid.这一行为恐怕已表明了她的态度。

• starter home
• centoes或centones
• militating
• relet
• olivias
• delineated
• favorable current
• shot clock
• taint with
• candled
• House of Peers
• DF
• Greensboro
• first come, first served
• meaningless
• cold as a marble
• tensive
• barium chromate
• myrtled
• punctuative
• declarant
• beatings
• cocoa beans
• W／V
• zachariahs
• life's too short
• forwardings
• hornblendic
• trysters
• automated teller machines
• mil
• the shape of things to come
• Missouri Compromises
• ballyhoos
• service books
• laconicums
• cocainise
• piedmontites
• fat lips
• screw ... up
• beat someone with his own weapon s
• be fond of one's glass
• pangola grass
• South Yorkshire
• russed
• overbank deposits
• spark plugs
• pull the other one (—it's got bells on)
• tutued
• witness to
• flocculonodular
• Tyndall cone
• R.A.D.A.
• pummeling或-melling
• anthelices
• adam-and-eve
• null matrix
• uxorilocal
• interfuse
• vernalize
• Hoffa, James Riddle
• gormandism
• bardian
• haltere
• as cross as two sticks
• opportuneness
• christs
• smash the record
• third-party insurance
• nucleoproteins
• quinte
• specker
• polysyllabisms
• aqs
• cloud someone's brain
• bulldyke
• colophonies
• licence to print money
• balloon framing
• essential
• cinnabar
• speech recognition
• kinglessness
• gin sling
• artificial hypothermia
• lean on
• insulator arc-over
• renierite
• adient
• nobbing
• Normanesque
• wind-cut stone
• cathedras
• hissed
• tug the labouring oar
• black thread
• wakerife
• monitor screen
• linear measures
• looss