Summary
to derive {verb}
conseguire · derivare · discendere · attingere · trarre · provenire
English-Italian translation for "to derive"
"to derive" Italian translation
to derive {verb}
to derive [derived|derived] {vb} (also: to win, to reach, to get, to realize)
This is an area of our activity to which the people of Europe, especially our young people, can relate and from which they can derive many...
to derive [derived|derived] {vb} (also: to follow, to issue, to ensue, to result)
We are fully convinced of the benefits which will be derived from the new regulation.
Frustration, as we know from Freud, derives from unfulfilled expectations.
Of the mystery of the grain of mustard derives the fair method of the new evangelization.
In the future it is likely that more and more animal feed will be derived from GM crops.
3. From this the Christian's joy and esteem for paternity and maternity are derived.
to derive [derived|derived] {vb} (also: to follow, to issue, to ensue, to result)
Like the Soviet Union and China in the past, the US derive from this pretension the right to do everything they do not allow others to do.
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, patent policy is a very important instrument in economic policy, and licensing policy is directly derived from patent policy.
to derive [derived|derived] {v.t.} (also: to touch, to attain, to reach, to get)
to derive [derived|derived] {v.t.} (also: to get, to obtain, to draw)
We can derive two main facts from this description.
This is standard practice in Spain and it allows us to derive much more benefit from our scarce resources.
It is, ultimately, the guarantee of the necessary soundness to derive maximum benefit from economic and monetary union.
So I think that, in this way, it's always possible for us to derive something positive that can help us understand one another better.
The experience of previous years can teach us a great deal and we also derive enormous benefit from the many successful projects that have
to derive [derived|derived] {v.i.} (also: to come, to originate, to spring, to arise)
There are about five regions of Asia from where something like 80 % of the heroin coming into Western Europe derives.
Meat from bovine animals will carry a label indicating the origin and history of the animals from which the meat is derived.
Its capital derives from more than 60 countries interested in the future of Central and Eastern Europe following the fall of the Berlin Wall.
It is astonishing that the American banking sector, from which this directive was originally derived, is now delaying its application to the smaller American banks.
However, the common position does not include our amendment abolishing the reference on the compulsory label on the meat to the category of animal from which the meat derives.
deriva {noun}
However, we need to be vigilant if we wish to avoid any drift in that direction.
I welcome the Commission’ s statements condemning that drift.
The Seattle demonstrators put an end to this sidelong drift.
I literally couldn't keep up with the drift of the ice.
We must be cautious about a drift in that direction.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "derive":
Synonyms (Italian) for "deriva":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to derive" in Italian
Similar words
deranged · deregulated · deregulation · derelict · derision · derisive · derisory · derivable · derivation · derivative · derive · derived · dermatologist · derogative · derogatory · derrick · descant · Descartes · descent · described · description
Even more translations in the Finnish-English dictionary by bab.la.