Derivative Meaning in English

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التعريف

A derivative is something that comes from another source. In math, a derivative is a measure of how a function changes as its input changes.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Derivative' can describe something not original (art, writing, products) or refer specifically to the mathematical term. In non-math use, calling something 'derivative' can be negative, suggesting lack of originality.

• Spanish: derivado - derivada (matemáticas)
• Portuguese (BR): derivado - derivada (matemática)
• Portuguese (PT): derivado - derivada (matemática)
• Chinese (Simplified): 衍生物 - 导数 (数学)
• Chinese (Traditional): 衍生物 - 導數 (數學)
• Hindi: उपसर्ग - अवकलज (गणित)
• Arabic: مشتق - متفرع (رياضيات)
• Bengali: উপজাত - ডেরিভেটিভ (গাণিতিক)
• Russian: производная - производное (матем.)
• Japanese: 派生的 - 微分（数学）
• Vietnamese: phái sinh - đạo hàm (toán học)
• Korean: 파생 - 도함수(수학)
• Turkish: türev - türetilmiş (sanat için)
• Urdu: اخذ شدہ - مشتق (ریاضی)
• Indonesian: turunan - derivatif (matematika)

جمل نموذجية

Vanilla is a derivative of the vanilla orchid.

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Some critics think the new album is too derivative and lacks originality.

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This movie feels derivative of older science fiction films.

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A derivative in math shows how fast something is changing.

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Economists often use the derivative to analyze trends over time.

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The dish tasted nice, but it was pretty derivative of French cuisine.

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