derived

• Qui provient ou est obtenu à partir d'une source indiquée, ou qui est issu d'un élément antérieur.

Describes something that originates or is obtained from a specified source.

1. Obtained from a sourceB2formal

   Coming from or obtained from a particular source or origin.

   dérivé (obtenu d'une source)

   • The word 'biology' is derived from Greek roots.
   • This medicine is derived from a plant extract.
   • The derived data was used for the final analysis.

   Synonymesderivative

   Antonymesbasicoriginalprimaryunderived

2. Resulting from somethingB2formal

   Produced or developed as a result of something else.

   dérivé (résultant de)

   • The derived formula is based on previous research.
   • Her derived conclusions were supported by the evidence.
   • The derived benefits of the program were significant.

   Synonymesconsequentderivativedescendantresultantsecondary

• Verbe utilisé pour indiquer l'obtention de quelque chose à partir d'une source ou d'une origine, ou pour retracer le développement de quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate obtaining something from a source or origin, or tracing the development of something.

1. Obtain from a sourceB2formal

   To get or receive something from a particular source.

   Obtenir à partir d'une source

   • She derives great satisfaction from her work.
   • The word 'biology' derives from Greek roots.
   • They derive most of their income from investments.

   Synonymesacquiredrawextractgaingetobtainprocuresecure

2. Deduce or inferB2formal

   To reach a conclusion by reasoning or logic.

   Déduire ou inférer

   • From the evidence, we can derive that the suspect was lying.
   • The scientist derived a new formula from the experiment.
   • He derived the answer from the given data.

   Synonymesassumeconcludededucegatherinferreasonsurmiseunderstand