infer from
英 [inˈfə: frɔm] 美 [ɪnˈfɚ frʌm]

释义

从…中推导出；

双语例句

1. A general idea derived or inferred from specific instances or occurrences.
   概念从特定情形或事件中得到或推断出的一般性想法
2. I inferred from what you said that he would make a scholar.
   我从你所说的事推测，他将成为一位学者。
3. He infer from the letter that the accused know the murder victim.
   他从信中推断被告认识谋杀的受害者。

权威例句

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