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derive from
[dɪˈraɪv frəm]

  • 来自于某物:指某事物的起源或来源。

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  • Elegance, he believed, did not derive from abundance.

    相信优雅并不来自繁冗的装饰。

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  • The acquisition acts of bidders may derive from modeling: a manager does what other managers do.

    投标人收购行为可能来自建模一个经理其他经理的事。

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  • The complex style of the medieval wooden church carvings and the skills used to make them almost certainly to derive from the ancient Viking tradition.

    几乎可以肯定中世纪木制教堂雕刻复杂风格制作它们技巧来自古代维京人传统

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  • It doesn't, in other words, derive from an antecedent single cause as an effect.

    换句话说,它不是,作为结果来自单一的先行的原因。

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  • As we mentioned in one of the earlier classes, these macronutrients differ in how much energy you can derive from them.

    我在之前一节课提过,身体从不同大量营养素中吸收的能量不同

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  • And that's when things really get interesting and so this just hints at the types of thinking that one can derive from the field of computer science and apply either to the field itself of computer science, or whatever domain it is that you are here too study.

    这样就开始有意思起来了,这仅仅是我们从计算机科学领域,获得的一些思维方式上的启示,这种思维方式不仅适用于计算机科学本身,也同样可以应用在其他的学习领域。

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