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1 (to) deduce
(to) deduce /dɪˈdju:s/, ( USA) /dɪˈdu:s/v. t.1 dedurre; desumere: I deduce from what you say that you don't like her much, da quello che dici deduco che non ti è molto simpatica; He deduced that the murderer must be a woman, ha dedotto che l'assassino doveva essere una donna; What can we deduce from this?, cosa ne possiamo dedurre? -
2 (to) deduce
(to) deduce /dɪˈdju:s/, ( USA) /dɪˈdu:s/v. t.1 dedurre; desumere: I deduce from what you say that you don't like her much, da quello che dici deduco che non ti è molto simpatica; He deduced that the murderer must be a woman, ha dedotto che l'assassino doveva essere una donna; What can we deduce from this?, cosa ne possiamo dedurre?
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