be rooted in (something)

To originate in or stem from something. The decline of this city is rooted in the move away from local steel in the 1980s. Their form of government is rooted in socialism, though it also has elements of capitalism.

rooted in something

based on something; connected to a source or cause. The civil war was rooted in old cultural hatred. This fictional book was rooted in actual events.

词组	be rooted in (something)
释义	be rooted in (something) be rooted in (something) To originate in or stem from something. The decline of this city is rooted in the move away from local steel in the 1980s. Their form of government is rooted in socialism, though it also has elements of capitalism. See also: root Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. rooted in something based on something; connected to a source or cause. The civil war was rooted in old cultural hatred. This fictional book was rooted in actual events. See also: root McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: rooted in trace back put the blocks on put the blocks on (something) pickler reach back into (some point in time) reach back to reach back to (some point in time) originate originate from
随便看	from the depths of (one's) heart from the face of the earth from the first from the floor from the four corners of the earth from the get-go from the git-go from the ground up from the heart from the horse's mouth from the horse's mouth, straight from the look(s) of it/things from the old school from the outset from there to here from the ridiculous to the sublime from the stretch from the sublime to the ridiculous from the sublime to the ridiculous is only a step from the top from the top drawer from the word go from the wrong side of the tracks from the year dot from this day forward