大学英语四级常用短语 derive from


释义：

derive from 源出，来自，得自；衍生于

例句：


These all revealed that the DNA profile found inside the gourd is extremely rare in modern Eurasians, suggesting that it may derive from a royal bloodline.

所有这些都表明，在葫芦里发现的DNA 图谱在现代欧亚混血儿中极为罕见，这表明它可能来自一个王室血统。



Late endosomes might derive from early endosomes by stepwise maturation.

晚期核内体可能由早期核内体逐步成熟而来。



Many later advice manuals derive from it.

后来的许多建议手册都起源于此。



These are just a few of the messages we derive from the hands.

这只是我们从手上得来的部分信息。



They derive from the most fundamental human tool of all - the hand.

它们来源于人类最基本的工具——手。



Some of the differences derive from a lack of mutual understanding.

有的分歧实际上是相互不了解。



Their story, and the lessons we derive from it, will long outlive them.

他们的故事以及我们从中获得的经验教训，将长久地流传下去。



Modern musical scales are also said to derive from the Arabic alphabet.

音阶据说也源自阿拉伯字母表。



Most languages derive from one parent language. Mednyj Aleut has two parents.

绝大多数语言只源自一种父系语言，而MednyjAleut却有两个源头。



Derive from IPrimeEvents, implement the handler functions, then call Register.

从IPrimeEvents派生，实现处理器函数，然后调用Register。



The more power you have, the more additional power you derive from the new data.

你的权利越大，你从新数据里得到的新增权利就更多。



You also cannot derive from Static1, or add any non-static members to the class.

您也不能从Static1派生，或者向该类添加任何非静态成员。



In summary, as a general rule, the operational requirements derive from these sources.

总的来说，作为一般性的规律，运营性需求来自于以下方面。