Examples of using Derives in English and their translations into Czech
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The evidence of logic derives from the evidence of reality.
Derives from the Greek word"hand.
It is a type of torture that derives from the Italian word"bastonata". What?
It was coined in MacBeth and derives from Middle English.
Yes, but technically the rockland university version derives from the town version.
My expertise in missing persons derives from one thing- my search for my father.
In my land, power derives from birthright.
The fight against Western values derives financing and ideological encouragement from the Middle East.
From saw mill residues derives high quality pellet
The word"passion" derives from pati, Latin for"suffering.
The word derives from the Latin rhetorica.
Carob to weigh diamonds. The term"carat" derives of when using the seeds.
The fields' circular shape derives from the pipes that irrigate them around a central pivot.
An organism behaves according to its nature which derives from the circumstances of its inheritance.
The Drella of Alpha Carinae V derives nourishment from the emotion of love.
Did you know that the name derives from Mandarajya? Madras?
The series Paths of Mystification derives from the author's searching attitude towards his person, life and body.
It is said that the red colour of the rocks derives from the blood shedded by the soldiers in the battle of Constantin and Massenzio.
The need for this budget item derives from recent judgments of the Court of First Instance
The Christian, or Catholic symbols of the Cross, derives from the solstice and the equinox division lines on the Zodiac Calendar.