英语单词短语词组“derive from something”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

derivesomethingfromsomething

phrase

to get something from somethingelse:

Theinstitutederivesallitsmoneyfromforeigninvestments.

Shederivesgreatpleasure/satisfactionfromplayingtheviolin.

Theyderivemuch oftheirrevenuefromoil.

Thesepatientswouldderivegreatbenefitfrom thetreatment.

Shederivedcomfortfrom theknowledgethat hermotherhad been wellcaredfor.

See also

derive

Examples

Manypeoplederivetheirself-worthfromtheirwork.
I didn'tderivemuchbenefitfromschool.
Shederivedgreatsatisfactionfromhelpingotherpeople.
Thecharityderivesitsincomeentirelyfromdonations.
Hederivesanenormousamountofsatisfactionfromrestoringoldhouses.

(Definition ofderive from somethingfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

单词	derive from something
释义	derive fromsomething phrasal verbwithderiveverb uk /dɪˈraɪv/us /dɪˈraɪv/ C1 to come from something: TheEnglishword "olive" isderivedfrom theLatinword "oliva". SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Origins and sources bases be a recipe for disaster, trouble, success, etc.idiom beginning birth birthplace born breeding ground fount fountainhead gateway drug genesis hail hail fromsomewhere paternity provenance recipe root seed son source See more results » derivesomethingfromsomething phrase C1 to get something from somethingelse: Theinstitutederivesallitsmoneyfromforeigninvestments. Shederivesgreatpleasure/satisfactionfromplayingtheviolin. Theyderivemuch oftheirrevenuefromoil. Thesepatientswouldderivegreatbenefitfrom thetreatment. Shederivedcomfortfrom theknowledgethat hermotherhad been wellcaredfor. See also derive Examples Manypeoplederivetheirself-worthfromtheirwork. I didn'tderivemuchbenefitfromschool. Shederivedgreatsatisfactionfromhelpingotherpeople. Thecharityderivesitsincomeentirelyfromdonations. Hederivesanenormousamountofsatisfactionfromrestoringoldhouses. (Definition ofderive from somethingfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) derive from something\| American Dictionary derive fromsomething phrasal verbwithderiveverb[Talways+ adv/prep] us /dɪˈrɑɪv/ to come from something: Thestoryderives from a verycommonfolktale. (Definition ofderive from somethingfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/derive-from##
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