Preposition : from
I’m from Korea. : ~로부터 (나오다 / 시작하다)
~로부터 나온다.
From 의 기본 의미는 ‘로부터이다.”
She began to walk away from him.
Unemployment has fallen from 8% to 7%.
He came out from under the table.
He came from a rock family.
The ash from the fields drifted like snow.
The English word ‘cartoon’ originated from ‘cartoni.’
Many English words came from Latin.
How far is it from Korea to the United Kingdom?
Things are going from bad to worse.
I work from nine to six.
All my problems are from drinking: ~로부터 (재료, 원인)
원인에서 결과가 나온다. 재료에서 결과물이 나온다.
We make chemical drug from weed.
All the furniture is made from natural materials.
He acted from a sense of duty.
He is suffering from a cold.
I am speaking from personal experience.
I could see from her face that she felt disappointed.
He feels from the expression on her face that she had something to say.
He has just returned from London : ~와 분리되다.
From 에는 멀어져 분리된다는 의미가 내포되어 있음.
She took the hammer from the table.
His daughter has just returned from New York.
She left from town this morning.
We went around clearing rubbish from the field.
A go around : a가 돌아다니다.
Four from fourteen leaves ten.
You should know right from wrong.
Their lectures were far from the truth.
A keep B from C : A가 B를 C와 분리된 상태로 만든다.
The rain kept me from going camping.
A lack of effort kept her from learning English.
He is recovering from an injury : ~에서 벗어나다.
Take the knife away from the child.
He hid me from the police on the roof.
Kate watched until the train disappeared from view.
He tried to protect Kate from the attack.
The pretty girl saved the man from death.
You can’t just run away from the situation.
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