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1 (to) derive
(to) derive /dɪˈraɪv/A v. t.1 derivare; trarre: I've derived great benefit from this treatment, ho tratto grande beneficio da questa cura; to derive a conclusion, trarre una conclusione; to derive pleasure [comfort] from st., trarre piacere [conforto] da qc.4 derivare, ricavare: Many medicines are derived from plants, molte medicine sono ricavate dalle piante; to derive a word from Greek, derivare una parola dal greco5 (mat.) derivareB v. i.derivare: These problems derive from earlier misjudgements, questi problemi derivano da precedenti errori di giudizio; Italian derives from Latin, l'italiano deriva dal latino● to be derived from, derivare da: The word ‘donation’ is derived from Latin, la parola ‘donation’ deriva dal latino. -
2 (to) derive
(to) derive /dɪˈraɪv/A v. t.1 derivare; trarre: I've derived great benefit from this treatment, ho tratto grande beneficio da questa cura; to derive a conclusion, trarre una conclusione; to derive pleasure [comfort] from st., trarre piacere [conforto] da qc.4 derivare, ricavare: Many medicines are derived from plants, molte medicine sono ricavate dalle piante; to derive a word from Greek, derivare una parola dal greco5 (mat.) derivareB v. i.derivare: These problems derive from earlier misjudgements, questi problemi derivano da precedenti errori di giudizio; Italian derives from Latin, l'italiano deriva dal latino● to be derived from, derivare da: The word ‘donation’ is derived from Latin, la parola ‘donation’ deriva dal latino.
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