derive
Aussprache: [dɪˈraɪv]
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Kontext: „mathematics“
(verb) to calculate or figure something out based on other information. In math, this often means finding the slope of a line from a function.
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In class, we learned how to derive the equation of a line from its graph.
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She could not derive the answer from the information provided.
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Can you derive the equation from the graph of the function?
Kontext: „origin“
(verb) to come from or be based on something else. Like if you use some ingredients to make a new dish, that dish derives from the original ingredients.
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The English word 'school' derives from the Greek word 'scholē.'
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This new style does not derive from any traditional methods.
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What does this concept derive from in history?
Kontext: „variation“
(noun) something that is based on something else. Like a new recipe that comes from an old one.
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The new product is a derivation of the original design.
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There was no derivation of the old plan that worked well.
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Can you explain the derivation of this new theory?
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