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Meanings of infer in English
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concluir Spanish
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Examples for "draw"
Examples for "draw"
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Kerry said other countries would help Jordan draw up a final list.
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IAC likely will draw limited interest from other companies, several sources said.
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In addition, several countries have sidelined events likely to draw large crowds.
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It was not clear whether Collins' plan would draw significant bipartisan support.
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In the circumstances, a draw here was a good result for us.
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Yet all organisations have stakeholders which derive value from the work conducted.
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Conclusions: Our data indicate that Asian patients derive benefit from thrombolytic therapy.
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Semiconductor companies, which derive much of their revenue from China, especially climbed.
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These dose-response estimates may be used to derive folate intake reference values.
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Background: Biological data resources have become heterogeneous and derive from multiple sources.
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You can deduce no single actual particular from the notion of it.
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Galileo didn't start with some assumed truth and then deduce the details.
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Compare them and deduce treehood by subtracting the anomalous from the universal.
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It had taken Lord Akeldama four meetings to deduce she was preternatural.
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Arsenal were so rampant it was occasionally difficult to deduce their system.
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Then you deduct another 10 percent to be donated to good causes.
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Accelerated depreciation lets companies deduct depreciation costs faster than they normally would.
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We deduct points from Bella for getting cocky and not listening properly.
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You can expect the platform to deduct a percentage from your sales.
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Then you deduct from bills, though made out at prices agreed upon.
Usage of infer in English
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We can only infer from effects causes exactly adequate to those effects.
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We can infer a lot from the way he leaves the victims.
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Prof Reville invited us to infer that great scientists must be religious.
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They leave the Throne to infer that Westerners borrowed it from China.
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We infer that the Councillors in question are training for the cavalry.
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We may therefore infer that they differ somewhat in their natural functions.
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I rather infer that I should be very much in the way.
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To infer means to draw a conclusion from what someone else implies.
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You will immediately infer that these practised virtue in an inferior degree.
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As to the woman being French, I infer that from the note.
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And from this expedition we may infer the character of earlier enterprises.
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We infer from the above that his religious belief is somewhat vague.
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And from this neglect we can easily infer their indifference to it.
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You infer one thing from another, and are ruled by the inference.
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You must not infer, Mort-myfaith in that girl is at stake.
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From this they infer that love justifies because it renders men perfect.
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Translations for infer
Infer through the time
Infer across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common