originate

originate
1. intransitive verb

originate from — entstehen aus

originate in — seinen Ursprung haben in (+ Dat.)

2. transitive verb
schaffen; hervorbringen; (discover) erfinden
* * *
[ə'ri‹ineit]
verb (to bring or come into being: That style of painting originated in China.) entstehen
* * *
origi·nate
[əˈrɪʤɪneɪt]
I. vi entstehen, seinen Anfang nehmen
I think the rumour \originated with Janet ich glaube, Janet hat das Gerücht in die Welt gesetzt
▪ to \originate in sth [ursprünglich] aus etw dat kommen
to \originate in Stuttgart/London aus Stuttgart/London kommen; airplane von [o in] Stuttgart/London starten; train, bus von [o in] Stuttgart/London losfahren
▪ to \originate from sth von etw dat stammen
II. vt
▪ to \originate sth etw hervorbringen; (invent) etw erfinden
to \originate a rumour ein Gerücht in die Welt setzen
to \originate a story eine Geschichte in Umlauf bringen
* * *
[ə'rIdZIneɪt]
1. vt
hervorbringen; policy, company ins Leben rufen; product erfinden

who originated the idea? — von wem stammt die Idee?

2. vi
1) entstehen

the legend originated in ... — die Legende ist in (+dat) ... entstanden or hat ihren Ursprung in (+dat) ...

to originate from a country — aus einem Land stammen

to originate from or with sb — von jdm stammen

the company originated as a family concern — die Firma war ursprünglich or anfänglich ein Familienbetrieb

2) (US bus, train etc) ausgehen (in von)
* * *
originate [əˈrıdʒəneıt]
A v/i
1. (from) entstehen, entspringen (aus), seinen Ursprung oder seine Ursache haben (in dat), herstammen (von oder aus), ausgehen (von)
2. ausgehen (with, from von jemandem)
3. US ausgehen (in von) (Zug etc)
B v/t
1. hervorbringen, verursachen, erzeugen, schaffen, ins Leben rufen
2. den Anfang machen mit, den Grund legen zu
* * *
1. intransitive verb

originate from — entstehen aus

originate in — seinen Ursprung haben in (+ Dat.)

2. transitive verb
schaffen; hervorbringen; (discover) erfinden
* * *
v.
abstammen v.
erzeugen v.
stammen v.
verursachen v.

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