from (e.g. time, place, numerical quantity); since
from (originator); by
because; sincefollows verbs, adjectives
out of (constituent, part)
through (e.g. window, vestibule)
after; sincefollowing the te-form of a verb
expresses sympathy or warningsee also
Generated definitions (experimental)
from (e.g. time, place, numerical quantity); since
This usage of から indicates the starting point or origin of something, such as time, place, or numerical quantity.
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A new life will begin from tomorrow.
from (originator); by
から is used to show the originator or the person who did something.
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I received this letter from a friend.
because; since
から is used to show the reason or cause for something.
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I won't go out because it's raining.
out of (constituent, part)
から is used to signify something being made out of a specific constituent or part.
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This chair is made out of wood.
through (e.g. window, vestibule)
から can indicate the path or route by which something moves through.
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The wind came in through the window.
after; since
から is used to mention an action happening after a certain point in time.
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The meeting will start at 10 o'clock.
expresses sympathy or warning
から can be used to show sympathy or give a warning in a sentence.
、、からから。。
That must have been tough, so be careful.
Generated collocations (experimental)
by (means of)from a strangerletter from a friendfrom what timefrom home to schoolbecause I have no moneybecause I'm hungryto come in through the windowto be out of the countbecause that is concerningfrom later; afterwards