derived

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derivedпричастие прошедшего времени
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Used as the past-participle form of ‘derive’ functioning adjectivally.
Определения
Produced or obtained from a specified source (functioning as the past participle of ‘derive’).
Biodiesel derived from vegetable oil is considered more sustainable.
derivedприлагательное
more derived
Срав.
most derived
Превосх.
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Переводы
The derived formula was used to solve the problem.
Производная формула была использована для решения задачи.
Определения
Obtained or developed from something else; lacking originality.
The novel's plot was criticized for being too derived from popular movies.
(Mathematics, Linguistics) Formed or obtained from a source by a specific process such as differentiation or derivation.
In phonology, a derived form may undergo additional sound changes.
Синонимы
based on
derived from
deriveглагол

derived

Прошедшее простое время

derived
Прошедшее простое время
derived
Причастие прошедшего времени
deriving
Герундий
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/dɪˈraɪv/
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Переводы
Mathematicians derive formulas from basic principles.
Математики выводят формулы из основных принципов.
Many English words derive from Latin.
Многие английские слова происходят от латинского.
Scientists derive energy from renewable sources.
Учёные извлекают энергию из возобновляемых источников.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
To obtain something from a specified source.
She derives great satisfaction from helping others.
To trace the origin or development of a word, concept, or phenomenon.
The word 'computer' is derived from the Latin word 'computare'.
To deduce or obtain (a conclusion, formula, or result) from given facts, figures, or premises by reasoning.
From the experimental data, the scientists derived the formula for the new alloy.
To originate or descend from a source (used intransitively, typically followed by "from").
Many modern practices derive from ancient rituals.