How is the word déduire translated from French to English

Tirer une conclusion à partir d'indices ou de preuves.

To work something out from clues or evidence.

verb
English translation
infer

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  • À son ton, j'ai déduit qu'elle était contrariée. From her tone I inferred she was upset.

  • Elle pouvait déduire sa réponse à son expression. She could infer his answer from his expression.

  • Que pouvons-nous déduire de ces résultats ? What can we infer from these results?

  • Peux-tu déduire ce qu'il pense du projet ? Can you infer how he feels about the project?

  • Ne déduis pas trop d'un seul test. Don't infer too much from a single test.

  • Ils ont tenté de déduire le sens caché de ses paroles. They tried to infer the meaning behind her words.

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FAQ about “déduire”

How is “déduire” translated from French?
“déduire” translates into English as “infer”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “déduire” mean?
Meaning of “déduire”: Tirer une conclusion à partir d'indices ou de preuves. In English — “infer”.
What part of speech is “déduire”?
“déduire” is a verb.
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