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1 (to) underlie
(to) underlie /ʌndəˈlaɪ/2 (fig.) essere all'origine di; essere la causa (profonda) di (qc.): No one really knows what underlies the president's decision, nessuno sa realmente cosa ci sia all'origine della decisione del presidente; We now have a much better understanding of the causes that underlie heart disease, oggi abbiamo una comprensione decisamente migliore delle cause all'origine delle malattie cardiache -
2 (to) underlie
(to) underlie /ʌndəˈlaɪ/2 (fig.) essere all'origine di; essere la causa (profonda) di (qc.): No one really knows what underlies the president's decision, nessuno sa realmente cosa ci sia all'origine della decisione del presidente; We now have a much better understanding of the causes that underlie heart disease, oggi abbiamo una comprensione decisamente migliore delle cause all'origine delle malattie cardiache
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