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[ˌderɪ'veɪʃ(ə)n]сущ.1)а) происхождение, источник, началоWhy hast (= have) thou (= you) asked my derivation? — Почему ты спросил меня о моём происхождении?
Syn:б) производное явление, продукт; ответвлениеthe Nicolaitans, who were a derivation from the Gnostics — николаиты были ответвлением гностиков
Syn:derivative 2. 1)2) лингв.а) словопроизводство, словообразование, деривацияOther derivations proposed by him are far more absurd than this. — Другие модели образования этого слова, предложенные им, гораздо более абсурдны, чем эта.
3) мат. взятие производной4) лог. вывод; следствиеSyn:5) гидр. отвод, отведение ( воды из одного канала в другой)6) эл. ответвление, шунт7) мед. отвод, отток крови ( из одних сосудов в другие); кровопускание8) воен. отклонение снаряда от нормальной траектории; уход пули вправо, правый уклон (возникающий из-за того, что в нарезном оружии пуля закручивается вправо)9) редк. эволюция; теория эволюцииSyn:10) муз. устройство орга́на, при котором какие-л. несколько регистров питаются воздухом от одного источника
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