derive

英[di'raiv]美[di'raiv]

v.
1.[T]得到；获取
2.[I]源自；源于
3.[T]对某事物追本穷源

名　词：deriv'er

形容词：deriv'able

同：	[v.] come, deduce, educe, gain

Some chord progressions in Skempton’s pieces seem to derive from the natural way the hands fall upon, or move across, the keyboard.
他作品中的许多和弦进行曲似乎来自于手指的自然落下或手指在琴键上的自然滑动。收藏
The problem with this argument is that many commonly accepted geographic terms derive from outdated worldviews of this sort.
引起争论的这一问题在于很多已被广泛接受的地理术语来源于已过时的对世界的认识。收藏
The common Chinese origin of the two chows has also given rise to the theory that both meanings of the word derive from the word "gou".
chow的两个讲法都来源于汉语也支持了那种认为这个词的两种意思都来源于“狗”的说法。收藏
The nations derive mutual benefits from trading which flows in both directions.
各国从贸易往来中得到互利。收藏
From that I unknowingly derive some sort of warm solace.
我在这上面无意识地会感到一种温暖的慰藉。收藏

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