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"derive" is the third person singular imperative of the verb derivar. View conjugation.

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derive
[dɪˈraɪv]
verbo transitivo
1encontrar (pleasure, satisfaction)(from en); obtener (from de)
  • to be derived from (benefit, profit) -> derivar or provenir de (name, behavior)
verbo intransitivo
también:
  • to derive from -> derivar or provenir de

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derive [di-raiv]
1Derivar, repartir o distribuir el agua de algún canal en otros muchos.
2Derivar, deducir o sacar una cosa de algún origen, causa o principio: recibir por transmisión.
  • Children can derive great enjoyment from the simplest things -> las cosas más simples pueden dar enorme placer a un niño
  • Penicillin is derived from mold -> la penicilina se obtiene del moho
  • The name is derived from the Greek -> el nombre viene o deriva del griego
3Comunicar.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4(Con from.) Derivar, derivarse, nacer; descender, proceder (stem from/attitude, problem); participar. (n)
va.

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derive [dɪˈraɪv]
verb:transitive
[+comfort, pleasure] encontrar;from en; [+profit] sacar; obtener;from de
it derives its name its name is derived from the Latin word "linum"or su nombre viene procede del latín "linum";or derived demand demanda indirecta; (f)
verb:intransitive
to derive from [+word, name] proceder de; venir de; [+view, notion] basarse en; [+problem, power, fortune] provenir de

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Verb Conjugation for "derive"

Imperative
  • derive
  • you derive
  • he/she derives
  • we derive
  • you derive
  • they derive
Preterite
  • I derived
  • you derived
  • he/she derived
  • we derived
  • you derived
  • they derived
Present Continuous
  • I am deriving
  • you are deriving
  • he/she is deriving
  • we are deriving
  • you are deriving
  • they are deriving
Present Perfect
  • I have derived
  • you have derived
  • he/she has derived
  • we have derived
  • you have derived
  • they have derived
Past Continuous
  • I was deriving
  • you were deriving
  • he/she was deriving
  • we were deriving
  • you were deriving
  • they were deriving
Past Perfect
  • I had derived
  • you had derived
  • he/she had derived
  • we had derived
  • you had derived
  • they had derived
Future
  • I will derive
  • you will derive
  • he/she will derive
  • we will derive
  • you will derive
  • they will derive
Future Perfect
  • I will have derived
  • you will have derived
  • he/she will have derived
  • we will have derived
  • you will have derived
  • they will have derived
Future Continuous
  • I will be deriving
  • you will be deriving
  • he/she will be deriving
  • we will be deriving
  • you will be deriving
  • they will be deriving
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been deriving
  • you have been deriving
  • he/she has been deriving
  • we have been deriving
  • you have been deriving
  • they have been deriving
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been deriving
  • you will have been deriving
  • he/she will have been deriving
  • we will have been deriving
  • you will have been deriving
  • they will have been deriving
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been deriving
  • you had been deriving
  • he/she had been deriving
  • we had been deriving
  • you had been deriving
  • they had been deriving

derivar
transitive verb
1to divert (desviar)
  • derivó el debate hacia otro tema -> he steered the debate onto another topic
2to derive (Mat)
intransitive verb
3to change direction, to drift (desviarse)
4(proceder)
  • derivar de -> to derive from; to be derived from (grammar)
5(acabar)
  • derivar en -> to end in
derivarse de
pronomial verb
1to be derived from, to come from
  • palabras que se derivan del griego -> words which come from Greek

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derivar [day-re-var’]
article & verb transitive
1To derive, to separate one thing from another.
2To derive, to deduce, or to trace anything from its origin.
verb neuter
verb reflexive
3To derive, to come from, to descend from.
(Naut.) To derive or deflect from the course.

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derivar
verbo:intransitivo
1
derivar de algo (provenir de) to derive from sth; esta palabra deriva del griego this word derives from is derived from the Greek;o esta crisis deriva de una mala política financiera this crisis stems from springs from bad financial policy;o de estos datos se deriva que ... from this it follows that ...
2
derivar en algo (tener como resultado) to lead to sth; result in sth; esto derivó en la pérdida de las colonias this led to resulted in the loss of the colonies;o
la tensión derivó en una guerra total una discusión que derivó en pelea
derivó en tragedia it ended in tragedy
3
derivar hacia algo to turn to sth; la conversación derivó hacia otros temas the conversation moved on to turned to different topics;o en su vejez su interés derivó hacia la literatura in his old age his interest turned to literature
4 (Náutica) to drift
verbo:transitivo
1 [+carretera, río] to divert
derivaron la carretera para que no pasara por el centro de la ciudad
2 [+conversación, charla] to divert; steer
derivó el debate hacia temas menos controvertidos he diverted steered the discussion towards less controversial subjects;o
3 (Matemáticas) to derive
4 (Electricidad y Eléctronica) to shunt
verbo:pronominal
derivarse
derivarse de algo [+palabra, término] to derive from sth; be derived from sth
la bonanza económica se deriva de una política correcta
derivar
verbo:intransitivo
(Náutica) to drift

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Verb Conjugation for "derivar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo derivo derivé derivaba derivaré derive
Tú derivas derivaste derivabas derivarás derives
Ella/Él/Usted deriva derivó derivaba derivará derive
Nosotros derivamos derivamos derivábamos derivaremos derivemos
Vosotros deriváis derivasteis derivabais derivaréis derivéis
Ellos/Ustedes derivan derivaron derivaban derivarán deriven
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