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/ˈfrʌm/ /ˈfrɑːmfrəm/

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preposition

used to indicate the starting point of a physical movement or action

He drove here from the city.

He set out from town this morning.

She took a fall from a horse.

The cat came out from under the table.

used to indicate the place that something comes out of

He took a dime from [=out of] his pocket.

used to indicate the place where someone lives or was born

My family is/comes originally from Italy.

Where are you from? = Where do you come from?

used to indicate the starting or central point of any activity

She looked at me from under her glasses.

He spoke from the heart.

She watched us from across the street.

used to indicate the starting point in measuring something

The meeting is scheduled for a week from today.

It's 20 miles from here to the nearest town.

They were married three years from that day.

From childhood (onward) he displayed unusual musical talent.

used to indicate a physical separation between two things

An ocean separates America from Europe.

used to indicate something that is removed, released, blocked, or prevented

This lotion provides protection from the sun.

relief from anxiety

They asked him to refrain from interrupting.

They have no right to exclude her from membership.

The dictator fell from power.

subtract 3 from 9

used to indicate change to a different state or condition

Things have gone from bad to worse.

They were transformed from raw recruits into trained soldiers.

used to indicate the material that is used to make something

Wine is made from grapes.

a doll made from cloth

used to indicate the source of something

I'm expecting a call from my lawyer.

All his problems have come from that one bad decision.

She received a letter from home.

reading aloud from a book

He inherited a love of music from his father.

I bought a book from him. [=he sold a book to me]

The painting was done directly from nature.

She drew it from memory.

used to indicate the basis or cause of something

We conclude from this that no changes are necessary.

He's suffering from a bad cold.

They were weak from hunger.

I could tell she was angry from [=by] the look on her face.

used to indicate the lowest point, amount, etc., in a range

These parts cost (anywhere/anything) from $5 to $10.

It's anywhere from $50,000 on up. [=it is at least $50,000 and could be more]

used to indicate the group or number of people or things out of which someone or something is chosen or selected

She was chosen from a large number of competitors.

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