關於Indication的意思和用法的提問

A: yes, or 'for the patients' benefit'

A: It just means that you couldn’t understand from their faces what decision they’ve made, like it wasn’t obvious.

A: indicate means to show or give a sign of something. In "The jury gave no indication of their decision as they came back into the courtroom", you can't tell what their decision was because they didn't give any indication or sign of what it was.

examples:
He raised his chin to indicate the table to her left.

wind indicates that a storm is coming.

Smiles do not always indicate pleasure. 

A: "ein handfestes Anzeichen"

A: A green light on a device is an indication that its battery is fully charged.

Steam rising from a cup of coffee is an indication that the beverage is hot.

Dark and gray colored clouds are an indication that it is about to rain.

A: Thank you so much!

A: The thick, dark clouds in the sky were an indication that a storm was fast approaching.

A: There are indications that the situation could worsen. We just survived one hurricane, another hurricane will be here in a day, and there’s a tsunami due 3 days after.

There is an indication that the situation could worsen. We just survived one hurricane and another hurricane will be here in a day.

There are multiple indications.

There is a single indication.

A: Symptoms such as high temperature and sore throat indicate that he has common cold.

That computer’s erratic behavior indicates, symptoms of malware infection.

A: An indicator is an object "that light is an indicator if the kids are home" while an indiction is something that is said/told. ("Diction" means spoken") so you will receive an indication that the indicator indicated something.

A: An indicator is also a lever in the car that once you pull it up or down, one of your back lights will flash telling drivers behind you which way you are turning.

A: Instruction is detailed information telling how something should be done for example: the instructions were to deliver the package at 5 pm.
Indication is like a sign or a symptom for example: she showed not indication of being sick

A: In-di-cat-tion / spelling.

A: I don't understand what you want to say

A: --> "Look! It looks like *an* indication of rain."
--> "Look! It looks like (it's going to) rain."

Hope this helps!

A: Yes exactly. Send it to you is present or future tense meaning you will send it. If you already sent it the meaning becomes past tense meaning it is 'sent'

A: I see a lot of people recommending English with Lucy

A: 'There have been' would have been better to have said