1. 源于：英语的发展经历了几千年,起源于(derive from)最早的埃及象形文字,先后经过腓尼基人、古希腊人、古罗马人之手,演化出最早的拉丁字母. 词根的各类组合是非常之多的,把词根一个个拿出来大约有1000个,随后这些词根会有不同的变形,
2. 导出;由...来：deal with / / 处理,对付,安排 | derive from / / 导出;由...来 | die down / / 渐渐消失,平息
3. 取得;起源;由来：depart from 离开,起程;开出 | derive from 取得;起源;由来 | devote oneself to 献身于;致力于
4. 起源,衍生：deduce from 演绎,推断 | derive from 起源,衍生 | deviate from 背离,偏离
1. derive from
1. We might derive economic benefits from overgrazing, but what will be left for future generations?
2. Maybe his adaptability has become the source from where his inspiration for words derive.
3. derive from
3. But spiralling prices show that such an approach is not sufficient to address market problems that derive from a confluence of several factors.
4. Those cells derive from stem cells with high potential in reproductive fission.
5. It would act as a platform for bureaus and departments to make joint assessments about benefits likely to derive from proposed projects.
6. The soup is said to derive its nutritious qualities from a fusion of secret imperial recipes and herbs.
7. Pakistan will derive early tariff concessions from China and Malaysia as it conducts free trade negotiations with them and other Asian economies.
8. We also derive the strength and courage from them to tackle the difficulties and frustrations we encounter in life.
9. They derive from the characteristics of the location or are inspired by the films or TV dramas shot there.
10. derive from什么意思
10. Globalization has helped China and Japan strengthen cooperation, become more interdependent and derive mutual benefit from bilateral trade.