Definition of stem from - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
cause chainbe traced to, happening because of something else
- Her anxiety stemmed from years of uncertainty.
- Most of his health issues stem from poor diet and lack of sleep.
- The dispute stems from a misunderstanding over the contract terms.
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tree growth
grow out from the trunk or main stem
plant
root growing from a stem above ground
plant
part of a plant stem from which leaves grow
botany
branch or shoot from the main stem of a plant
plant
root growing from stem for support
biology
active phase of hair growth from stem cells
biology
column of stem cells from a single teloblast
plant
producing two branches from one stem
nautical rigging
rope or chain from the bowsprit to the stem or cutwater
plant anatomy
main woody stem part, from swollen base in herbs to tree shaft
botany
relating to or growing from a plant stem
biology
cell forming cartilage from mesenchymal stem cells
food processing
remove the stem from fruit or plant parts
plant
vascular tissue extension from stem to leaf
walking stick
cane made from Malacca rattan palm stem
plant
taking root from the stem above ground
leaf shape
bent sharply downward and outward from the stem
ship structure
upper deck of a ship extending from stem to stern
removal
remove the stem from something
plant
giving rise to only one branch from each flowering stem
botany
hairlike outgrowth from a moss stem
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- French:provenir de, ...
- German:aus etwas resultieren, ...
- Italian:derivare da, ...
- Spanish:derivarse de, ...
- Portuguese:resultar de, ...
- Chinese:源于, ...
- Japanese:に起因する, ...
- Arabic:نَجَمَ عَنْ, ...
- Hebrew:לִנְבּוֹעַ מ, ...
- Russian:проистекать из, ...
- Ukrainian:випливати з, ...
- Hindi:से उत्पन्न होना, ...
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