fromとは 意味・定義・例文
Preposition 前置詞
1. used for showing where something starts; starting at or in
～から
They took the train from Shanghai to Hong Kong. She studied from seven to eleven. The bookstore is available from 10:00 a.m.
2. used for showing where someone was born or lives; born in or living in
～から, ～出身の
Where do you come from? You're from Singapore, right?
3. used for showing what was used to make something; out of the material of
～からできて
Wine is made from grapes. The house was made from clay and bricks.
4. used for showing origin or source
～から
Get water from the tap.
5. used for showing who gave or sent something
～から
6. used for showing the place where you get or find something; at
～で
I got this sundae from the ice-cream shop.
7. used for showing how far away something is
～から離れて
How far is it from here to the airport?
8. used for showing separation; off or out of
～から離れて, ～の中から
She rose from her chair. She took a book from the shelf.
9. used for showing difference; as distinguished from
～と違って
My opinion is different from his.
10. used for showing why; because of
～のせいで
faint from hunger
11. used for showing basis for judgment; judged by
～から, ～で, ～によって
From the look of the sky it may snow.
12. used for showing how something changes
～から
The sky changed from blue to gray.