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prep. van, uit, door♦voorbeelden:from childhood • van kindsbeen aftwo years from that day • twee jaren vanaf die dag (gerekend)from one day to the next • van de ene dag op de anderefrom 3 to 6 days • 3 tot 6 dagenjudge from the facts • oordelen naar de feitenspeak from the heart • (recht) uit het hart sprekenI heard from Mary • ik heb bericht gekregen van Maryrecite from memory • uit het geheugen opzeggenpaint from nature • schilderen naar de natuurfrom bad to worse • van kwaad tot ergertell her this from me • zeg haar dit namens mijfrom far and near • van heinde en verre(in) a week from now • over een weekfrom now on, as from now • van nu af aan
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