| 词组 | originate |
| 释义 | originate Originate, when used with a preposition, is most often used with in: • The reports as presented in these meetings all originate in widely separated company departments — James K. Blake, Dun's, January 1954 • ... television programs originating in Richmond — NEA Jour., January 1965 Virginia Woolf: The Inward Voyage shows signs of having originated in a doctoral dissertation —Times Literary Supp., 30 July 1971 A little less often, originate is used with from: • Originating from a commingling of Indians with runaway slaves, these people had fled ... —American Guide Series: Texas, 1940 • ... arranged for ten organ recitals originating from the Germanic Museum to be broadcast over CBS — Current Biography 1950 Originate is also used with as, at, on, out of outside of and with: • The classical view is that the earth originated as a hot body —A. E. Benfield, Scientific American Reader, 1953 • The system originated at the end of World War I — Current Biography 1950 • ... the concept of the separable soul has been originated on primitive "scientific" grounds —Weston La Barre, 772E- Human Animal, 1954 • A poem does not originate out of an impulse to communicate —John Hall Wheelock, TV. Y. Times Book Rev., 23 May 1954 • ... in the case of families that originated outside of North America —Ernst Mayr, Wilson Bulletin, March 1946 • Mr. Lowell... issued the invitation, but the idea had originated with Lawrence Henderson —Lucien Price, Dialogues of Alfred North Whitehead, 1954 |
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