Summary
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- derive:
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Wiktionary:
- derive → derivar
- derive → originarse, proceder
Spanish to English: more detail...
- derivar:
- Wiktionary:
English
Detailed Translations for derive from English to Spanish
derive:
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to derive (draw)
Conjugations for derive:
present
- derive
- derive
- derives
- derive
- derive
- derive
simple past
- derived
- derived
- derived
- derived
- derived
- derived
present perfect
- have derived
- have derived
- has derived
- have derived
- have derived
- have derived
past continuous
- was deriving
- were deriving
- was deriving
- were deriving
- were deriving
- were deriving
future
- shall derive
- will derive
- will derive
- shall derive
- will derive
- will derive
continuous present
- am deriving
- are deriving
- is deriving
- are deriving
- are deriving
- are deriving
subjunctive
- be derived
- be derived
- be derived
- be derived
- be derived
- be derived
diverse
- derive!
- let's derive!
- derived
- deriving
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for derive:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
deber | being forced to; being obliged to; duty; having to | |
extraer | draining; pull | |
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
deber | derive; draw | be obliged to; ought to; owe; shall; should; will |
dejar prestado | derive; draw | |
extraer | derive; draw | alter; change; conceptualise; conceptualize; create; design; excerpt; extract; gain; get undone; interchange; invent; make; pull; pull out; switch; tap; transform; unpick; untie; vary |
prestar | derive; draw | allow; borrow; donate; give; grant credit; lend; lend out; loan; loan someone something; pawn |
sacar de | derive; draw | clear out; empty; extricate; lift out; pull out; take out |
tomar de | derive; draw | |
- | come; deduce; deduct; descend; educe; gain; infer |
Related Words for "derive":
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Related Translations for derive
Spanish
Detailed Translations for derive from Spanish to English
derive form of derivar:
Conjugations for derivar:
presente
- derivo
- derivas
- deriva
- derivamos
- deriváis
- derivan
imperfecto
- derivaba
- derivabas
- derivaba
- derivábamos
- derivabais
- derivaban
indefinido
- derivé
- derivaste
- derivó
- derivamos
- derivasteis
- derivaron
fut. de ind.
- derivaré
- derivarás
- derivará
- derivaremos
- derivaréis
- derivarán
condic.
- derivaría
- derivarías
- derivaría
- derivaríamos
- derivaríais
- derivarían
pres. de subj.
- que derive
- que derives
- que derive
- que derivemos
- que derivéis
- que deriven
imp. de subj.
- que derivara
- que derivaras
- que derivara
- que deriváramos
- que derivarais
- que derivaran
miscelánea
- ¡deriva!
- ¡derivad!
- ¡no derives!
- ¡no derivéis!
- derivado
- derivando
1. yo, 2. tú, 3. él/ella/usted, 4. nosotros/nosotras, 5. vosotros/vosotras, 6. ellos/ellas/ustedes
Translation Matrix for derivar:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
drift | ardor; arrebato; estiramiento; ingenio; punzón; sentido; tendencia | |
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
arise from | derivar; proceder; resultar | brotar de; derivar de; descender de; proceder de; provenir de; ser originario de |
drift | derivar; descartar; desviarse | |
evolve out of | derivar; proceder; resultar | |
go adrift | derivar; descartar; desviarse | |
make leeway | derivar; descartar; desviarse | |
originate from | derivar; proceder; resultar | brotar; derivarse de; descender de; ser originario de |
stem from | derivar; proceder; resultar | basarse en; remontarse a |
Synonyms for "derivar":
Wiktionary Translations for derivar:
derivar
Cross Translation:
verb
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• derivar | → divert; re-route | ↔ omleiden — het uitzetten van een alternatief pad rondom een ontoegankelijk deel van de weg |
• derivar | → divert | ↔ ableiten — etwas abzweigen lassen, abführen |
• derivar | → differentiate | ↔ ableiten — Mathematik (Analysis): die Ableitung einer Funktion ermitteln |
• derivar | → drift | ↔ driften — (intransitiv) im übertragenen Sinne: unmerklich in eine bestimmte, zumeist verpönte Situation oder Geisteshaltung geraten |
• derivar | → drift | ↔ driften — (intransitiv) Seemannssprache: auf dem Wasser treiben |
• derivar | → divert | ↔ dériver — Détourner un cours d’eau |