originate
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definition
verb
the word originated as a marketing term
have a specified beginning.
translation of 'originate'
verb
icat etmek,
meydana gelmek,
neden olmak,
kaynaklanmak,
yaratmak,
esinlenmek,
örnek alınmak,
çıkmak
example
We didn't go out and 'originate' a track in India with a tabla player and then build upon that.
Seed germination is a developmental process of reactivation of metabolism to 'originate' a new plant.
The system allows users to silently monitor phone lines, or 'originate' calls on other people's lines, Mitnick said.
If she gets back to Broadway, Braxton hopes to 'originate' a role and not just step into a role created by someone else.
Singers should 'originate' and initiate ideas that are new to the market.
Salsas, which 'originate' in Mexico and South America, are a cross between a sauce and a salad.
It's hard to 'originate' new ideas and attitudes while surrounded by layers of aging mental clutter.
He begins the review in a fantasy world in which Darwin did not 'originate' the concept of natural selection.
All isolates of C. fulvum collected to date 'originate' from commercially grown tomatoes.
Alpacas 'originate' from South America and in particular Peru, Chile and Bolivia.
So you do not get a reference for a delay; you are generating and 'originating' your own procedures by constant review from a time point?
Already some US broadcasters are making HD 'origination' a prerequisite.
The cranial component 'originates' in the brain stem and leaves through the base of the skull in the vagus nerves.
If Edison was the 'originator' of the fiction film, they were the fathers of documentary.
As far as our relationship to the world is concerned, this phenomenal world exists based on interdependent 'origination' .
The need of our time is to keep returning to this 'originative' state.
Hopefully those people 'originating' from south of the Trent now resident in and around York will have a good sense of humour and dismiss his remarks with a grin.
The name 'originates' from the word for crab, the term for the two creatures being almost interchangeable in early cultures.
Deschauer said the water 'originates' from the south, an area of pasture and woodland.
The exotic creature, which 'originates' from central and South America, is probably an escaped pet.
The person who 'originated' the message is hidden from the email trace.
Like Peter, he has assimilated hip-hop culture to the extent that he now talks and dresses like the mainly American 'originators' of the culture he strives to emulate.
The seeds used to grow the diseased potatoes are believed to have 'originated' in Holland.
Christmas cactus 'originates' in the jungles of South America.
This is what Hindu thought has done, however, in 'originating' the concept of dharma.
He 'originated' the idea of a negawatt, a unit electricity which is simply not used.
However, as pointed out by the 'originators' of motivational interviewing, giving advice is rarely effective in changing selfcare practices.
Did you know the word woot 'originated' from the early eighties and was used by hackers when they gained root access to a system?
The 'originators' of these information products are solely responsible for their content.
This 'originative' source is a well from which very different kinds of poems can be drawn up.
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