derive in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for derive in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.derive [Brit dɪˈrʌɪv, Am dəˈraɪv] VB trans

derive benefit, satisfaction, pleasure

trarre (from da)

derive income

ricavare (from da)

derive amount

ottenere (from da)

to be derived from name, word:

derivare da, essere un derivato di

to be derived from enzyme, vitamin:

essere un derivato di

to be derived from rock, data:

provenire da

II.derive [Brit dɪˈrʌɪv, Am dəˈraɪv] VB intr

to derive from right, power, idea, custom:

provenire da

to derive from value, word:

derivare da

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to get or derive satisfaction from sth

avere or ricavare soddisfazione da qc

to get or derive satisfaction from doing sth

provare soddisfazione nel fare qc

Translations for derive in the Italian»English Dictionary

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derivare diritto, idea, usanza, potere:

to derive

ricavare soddisfazione

to derive da: from

ricavare denaro

to derive

avere, ricavare soddisfazione da qc

to get, derive satisfaction from sth

provare soddisfazione nel fare qc

to get or derive satisfaction from doing sth

trarre soddisfazione

to derive

derive in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for derive in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.derive [dɪ·ˈraɪv] VB trans

to derive sth from sth

trarre qc da qc

I derive a lot of pleasure from working with children

il lavoro con i bambini mi dà grande gioia

II.derive [dɪ·ˈraɪv] VB intr

to derive from sth

derivare da qc

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to derive satisfaction from sth

trarre soddisfazione da qc

to derive (much) benefit from sth

trarre (molto) vantaggio da qc

Translations for derive in the Italian»English Dictionary

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scaturire

to derive

provenire da qc

to derive from sth

trarre

to derive

trarre origine da

to derive from

derivare da

to derive from

derive Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to derive sth from sth

trarre qc da qc

I derive a lot of pleasure from working with children

il lavoro con i bambini mi dà grande gioia

to derive from sth

derivare da qc

to derive satisfaction from sth

trarre soddisfazione da qc

to derive (much) benefit from sth

trarre (molto) vantaggio da qc

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Much of the inspiration for her writing is derived from her travels.

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This may mean that the population figures derived from the 2001 census are now an underestimate.

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Many communities along its shores derive their livelihood from fishing its waters.

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It was the original prototype from which most methods of treatment are derived.

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These derive from a phosphatic surface that formed on the sea floor, in the process recrystallizing existing surface sediments.

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The mathematical principles governing interplanetary astrogation were first derived by mathematical physicists in the 19th and 20th centuries.

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It was first mentioned in 1531, and its name is believed to derive from the name of its founder.

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They also have a form of art that is derived from nature.

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Further optimization can be performed to ensure that the centroid possesses ideal bond geometry, as it was derived by averaging other geometries.

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Primary melts derived from the mantle are especially important, and are known as "primitive melts" or primitive magmas.

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