| 词汇 | from |
| 释义 | fromUK:* strong: /ˈfrɒm/, weak: /frəm/US:/frʌm, frɑm; unstressed frəm/US:(frum, from; unstressed frəm)UK-RP:UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Jamaican: 主要翻译 from prep (starting point in movement) (指地点)始于；从…起We walked from Ely to Eagle Mountain.I can give you directions to our office if you tell me where you will be coming from.我们从伊利步行走到伊戈尔山。// 如果你告诉我自己从哪边来，我就能给你指出到我们办公室的路。usage: source or originYou use from to say what the source, origin, or starting point of something is.Smoke was rising from the fire.Get the leaflet from a post office.The houses were built from local stone.When you are talking about the person who has written you a letter or sent a message to you, you say that the letter or message is from that person. He got an email from Linda.If you come from a particular place, you were born there, or it is your home. I come from Scotland.➜ See come fromBe carefulDon't use ‘from’ to say who wrote a book, play, or piece of music. Don't say, for example, ‘Have you seen any plays from Ibsen?’ You say ‘Have you seen any plays by Ibsen?’We listened to some pieces by Mozart. from prep (distance)距；离…远We live just three miles from the airport.我们住的地方离机场只有三英里。 from prep (place of origin)来自；从…来I am from Norway.我来自挪威。 from prep (starting time) (时间)自, 从The shop is open from Tuesdays to Saturdays. If you fancy going for a drink later, I'm free from 5 pm.该商店从星期二营业到星期六。如果你等会想去喝一杯，我下午5点后有空。 from prep (starting point in time) (表示时期的开始)从，从…起，自He was interested in planes from his early childhood. Starting from Monday, the cafeteria will no longer serve ice cream.他从孩提时代起就对飞机感兴趣。从星期一开始，这家餐厅不再提供冰激凌。 from prep (starting point in number) (表示从某个数字开始)从…I drink from two to four beers every Friday night. Tickets are available from $100.我每周五晚上喝两到四瓶啤酒。票价100美元起。 from prep (indicating raw material) (表示原材料)由All the furniture is made from pine.所有家具都是松木的。 from prep (as a result of)由于；因为He died from a tropical virus.他死于一种热带病毒。 from prep (indicating separation) (离开，脱离)自，从She removed the parts from the large box. She was separated from her children for days.她把那些零件从大箱子里搬了出来。她和自己的孩子分开了好几天。 其他翻译 from prep (on behalf of)代表；以…的名义From the Senator, I give you best wishes for success.我谨代表参议员向您致以最良好的祝愿，祝您成功。 from prep (indicating a range)包括；有They sell everything from soup to nuts.他们什么都卖，包括汤羹和坚果。 from prep (indicating prevention)从…中脱离You saved us from a really boring sermon!你将我们从无聊的布道中拯救了出来！ from prep (point of observer)从…（角度）；根据From my point of view, they're making a mistake.在我看来，他们是在犯错。 from prep (against)免受The coat will protect you from the cold.这件外套可以保护你免受寒冷。 from prep (among)从…之中She was chosen from thirty candidates.她是从三十个候选人中选拔出来的。 from prep (indicating source) (指来源)从...来；来自All of our data is from public sources.I got this coat from my mum for my birthday. from prep (indicating difference) (地方)与...不同These figures are distinct from the ones we saw yesterday.这些数字与我们昨天看到的不同。 From prep written (used to sign off a letter) (表示写信人)来自，出自The letter ended, "Write back soon! From, John."信在结尾处写道：“请尽快回信！-约翰。” 动词短语 break away from [sth/sb] vi phrasal + prep figurative (separate: from group) (团体)脱离，离开Several members broke away from the party to form their own extremist group.几名党员脱离了该党派成立了自己的极端主义组织。 break away from [sth] vi phrasal + prep (detach, fall off)从…掉下来；从…分离When Sue went to take her cakes out of the oven, the handle broke away from the door.当苏将蛋糕从烤箱里取出时，把手从门上脱落下来。 burst out from [sth] vi phrasal + prep (spring out)从…跳出来；从…冒出来He burst out from behind the wall, surprising everyone leaning against it.他从墙背后跳出来，吓到了所有靠着墙的人。 detract from [sth] vtr phrasal insep (take away from [sth])减损A scratch in the paint detracted greatly from the painting's value. draw from [sth] vtr phrasal insep (takes, gets ideas from) (灵感等)从…中获取, 从…中借鉴；从...中汲取This biography draws from a wealth of historical texts.drift from [sth] vtr phrasal insep figurative (digress or be distracted from)偏离He seemed to be unsure of the point of his speech and drifted from the topic regularly.edge away from [sb/sth] vtr phrasal insep (distance yourself)（因为怕羞而）避开；躲开I tried to edge away from the drunk man on the bus.fall away from [sth] vtr phrasal insep figurative (abandon)抛弃；背弃；离弃As he got older he fell away from the church.flee from [sth/sb] vtr phrasal insep (run away from, try to escape)从…逃离；逃走The criminals tried to flee from the police in a stolen car.follow from [sth] vtr phrasal insep (come as a logical result)承接…；承…而来This logically follows from the given evidence.follow on from [sth] vi phrasal + prep (be the next step)接着；在...后继续This action follows on from the decision taken last month.上个月做出决策后，接着就进行了这项举措。；get away from [sb] vtr phrasal insep (escape: [sb])摆脱；离开How did you manage to get away from your captors?你是如何从抓你的人手中逃脱的?get away from [sth] vtr phrasal insep (place: leave)离开It's great to get away from London sometimes.get [sth] back, get [sth] back from [sb] vtr phrasal sep (have [sth] returned)取回；还给，交还给I took my watch to be repaired and I'll get it back on Tuesday.我把手表送去维修了，我会在周二的时候取回来。grow away from [sb] vtr phrasal insep figurative (lose attachment)与…隔膜；疏远Children gradually grow away from their parents and form their own identities.hail from [sth] vtr phrasal insep (be from, come from)自…来；来自His grandfather hailed from Greece.hear back from [sb] vi phrasal + prep (receive a response)收到…的回复I sent my friend an e-mail and heard back from him immediately.hear from [sb] vtr phrasal insep (receive news from [sb])收到…的来信Do you hear from David these days? She hasn't heard from her brother in 3 months.你最近有收到大卫的来信吗？她有3个月没有收到她哥哥的信了。hold off doing [sth], hold off from doing [sth], hold off on doing [sth] vtr phrasal insep (postpone, delay)拖延；克制，节制，忍住Please hold off playing the drums until after I've gone!请克制一下，等我离开后再打鼓吧！jut out from [sth] vi phrasal + prep (protrude or extend from)从…突出；从…伸出Arthur grabbed hold of a piece of rock that was jutting out from the wall of the cliff.；lead off from [sth] vi phrasal + prep (room: adjoin) (房间)与…相连，紧挨…； (书面语)与…毗连run away, run away from [sth] vi phrasal (flee, escape)逃跑；逃走He ran away before the police could catch him.The people ran away from the lion that escaped from the zoo.在警察抓到他之前，他就跑掉了。//人们纷纷逃离那只从动物园里跑出来的狮子。run away, run away from [sth] vi phrasal informal (child: leave home)离家出走, 逃家Sometimes children run away from home when they are mad at their parents.有时孩子在生父母气的时候会离家出走。run from [sth] vtr phrasal insep (try to escape or evade [sth])逃避You can run from your problems, but that won't solve them.scare [sb/sth] away from [sth], scare [sb/sth] away from doing [sth] vtr phrasal sep figurative (deter [sb], [sth])使…望而却步I don't mean to scare you away from taking this class, but it'll be a lot of work.；shoot out of [sth], shoot out from [sth] vi phrasal + prep (appear suddenly, rapidly)从...忽然射出；从...突然生出；突然发生A mouse shot out of the hole and scuttled across the kitchen floor.shrink away from [sth/sb] vi phrasal + prep figurative (be reluctant to face)逃避；躲避Paul always shrinks away from confrontation.shrink from [sth] vtr phrasal insep (avoid, retreat from)因害怕而回避A good leader never shrinks from a challenging situation.shy away from [sth/sb] vi phrasal + prep (keep distance)避开The horse shied away from the elephant.那匹马避开了那只大象。shy away from [sth] vi phrasal + prep figurative (avoid [sth])躲避；逃避He's never been one to shy away from hard work.他不是那种会逃避艰苦工作的人。shy away from doing [sth] vi phrasal + prep figurative (avoid doing [sth])躲避做；逃避做Kiera is insecure; she tends to shy away from meeting new people.基拉缺乏安全感，她不愿结交新朋友。split off from [sth/sb] vi phrasal + prep (separate from group)从...分裂出去；从...独立出去A number of left-wing politicians split off from the party to form a new one.stem from [sth] vtr phrasal insep (be caused by)源于；始于These problems stem from the terrorist attack a few years ago.这些问题源于几年前发生的那场恐怖袭击。strip [sth] from [sth] vtr phrasal sep (remove: wallpaper) (除去墙纸)剥去, 去除Strip the wallpaper from the wall.take away from [sth] vi phrasal + prep informal (detract)减损Her foul mouth takes away from her attractiveness.take from [sb] vtr phrasal insep (steal from)从某人处偷盗；从某人处偷拿Before being caught, he took from his employer at every opportunity.在被发现之前，他一有机会就从雇主那里偷钱。take over from [sb] vi phrasal + prep (take control, charge from [sb])接替…When Linda's shift was over, David took over from her.琳达下班后，戴维接替了她的工作。tear [sth] from [sth] vtr phrasal insep (pull or rip out of)从…扯下来The story line of the drama was torn from the headlines.turn aside from [sth/sb] vi phrasal + prep (avert gaze from [sth])避开；从…转过脸来turn away from [sb/sth] vi phrasal + prep (face opposite way)转过脸去不看Jane turned away from Peter after she told him to go to hell.简对彼得说了去死后，转头就不理他了。turn away from [sth/sb] vi phrasal + prep (move further from [sth], [sb])离开；走开I turned away from the town and set my eyes on new horizons.我离开了镇子，把目光投向了新的方向。turn away from [sth] vi phrasal + prep (avert your gaze from [sth])转过脸去不看Witnesses had to turn away from the grisly sight.目击者不得不转过头不去看那恐怖的景象。turn away from [sth] vi phrasal + prep figurative (reject)拒绝Don't turn away from my love.You must turn away from a life of crime if you want to stay out of jail.不要拒绝我的爱。//如果不想进监狱，你就必须远离犯罪生活。turn from [sth] vtr phrasal insep figurative (reject)排斥；对…感到厌恶；wriggle away from [sb/sth] vi phrasal + prep figurative (person: escape)从...逃脱 复合形式： be a far cry from [sth] expr informal (very different from)与…大不相同的；大相径庭的Life in Canada is a far cry from what she's used to in Haiti.在加拿大的生活和她从前在海地的生活大相径庭。 a heartbeat away from [sth] expr US, figurative (very close)非常近；接近I'm sure you're only a heartbeat away from success now. a little bird told me, a little bird told me that, I heard from a little bird that expr figurative, informal (secret source told me)有人跟我说；某人告知我 a little bird told me, I heard it from a little bird expr figurative, informal (secret source told me)据消息称；有人告诉我 a stone's throw from [sth], within a stone's throw of [sth] expr figurative, informal (near)离…一箭之遥；离…不远The shop is just a stone's throw from my house. absent from [sth] adj + prep (not present at)未出席…的Jasmine was absent from the party on Sunday.贾斯敏没有出席周日的聚会。 absent yourself from [sth] v expr formal (leave)离开，离席If you feel unwell, simply absent yourself from the table.如果你感觉不适，从餐桌离席就好。 absent, absent yourself from [sth] v expr formal (not attend)缺席；不能到场Mr Smith sends his apologies for having to absent himself from today's meeting.史密斯先生为缺席今日的会议而表示歉意。 absolve [sb] of [sth], absolve [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (religion: free from sin) (宗教)赦免…的罪The priest absolved the man of all his sins. absolve [sb] of [sth], absolve [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (free from guilt)宣判...无罪；判定…无责The court absolved Richard of any blame for the accident. abstain from [sth] vi + prep (refrain from, not indulge in)戒除；戒绝Roman Catholics abstain from eating meat on Fridays during Lent. abstention from [sth] n (not partaking of [sth])戒除If you are driving, abstention from alcohol is the only way to be safe. abstract [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (consider out of practical context)从...中将...抽离出来It is difficult to abstract Baroque music from its religious context.巴洛克音乐和其宗教背景密不可分。 abstract [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (obtain [sth] from a source)从...中抽取...；从...中提取...The data is abstracted from online news stories. across from [sth/sb] prep (opposite)在…对面；在…另一边My office building is just across from the mall.我的办公大楼就在商场对面。 be adapted from [sth] v expr (story, movie: be based on [sth]) (故事、电影等)根据…改编而成的The film "Invictus" is adapted from a book by John Carlin.电影《成事在人》是根据约翰·卡尔林所著之书改编而成。 aged from [sth] to [sth], aged between [sth] and [sth] adj + prep (in a given age range)年龄范围This program is designed for young people aged from 18 to 25. apart from conj (except)除…以外；此外Apart from me, none of my classmates delivered the composition on time.除我以外，班上没有人准时上交了作文。 apart from adj (separate from, away from)与…分开；与…不在一起He built his house apart from the rest of the village.他把他的房子建在与村子分开的地方。 arise from [sth], arise out of [sth] vi + prep (result)从…产生；起因于；由...造成Several complications arose from the surgery.这场手术造成了多种并发症。 as distinct from expr (unlike, not)不像；与...不同 as from prep (starting on)从…起；自…起You'll need to arrive 10 minutes earlier as from tomorrow. aside from prep (apart from, not including)除…外Aside from the high pay, why do you want to be a doctor?除了高额的收入外，你还为什么想当一名医生？ at close range, from close range adv (from near the target)近距离；近程Despite security checks, the assassin managed to smuggle a pistol into the press conference, and shot the President from close range. away from [sth/sb] prep (at a distance)从…离开；远离Away from the earthquake's epicentre there was less damage.远离地震震中的区域，损毁程度较轻。 away from home expr (not where you live)离家；背井离乡 ban [sb] from doing [sth] v expr often passive (prohibit)禁止某人做某事Students are banned from chewing gum in class at this school.这所学校禁止学生上课嚼口香糖。 ban [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (expel, exclude)禁止某人进入某地After he was caught stealing books, Richie was banned from the library.瑞奇偷书被抓后，被禁止再进入图书馆。 bar [sb] from doing [sth] vtr + prep often passive (exclude, ban from doing [sth])禁止某人做某事The judge barred Lewis from driving for a year.法官禁止路易斯开车一年。 be descended from [sb] v expr (human: have as ancestor)是…的后裔The family is descended from Prince Axel of Denmark and Princess Margaretha of Sweden. be descended from [sth] v expr (have evolved from)由…进化而来；起源于The domestic dog is descended from the wolves of Europe and Asia. beg [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep (request food, money)向某人乞讨某物The poor boy begged food and money from strangers on the street.这名贫困的男孩在街上向陌生人讨要食物和钱。 benefit from [sth] vi + prep (derive advantage)得益于；获益于；得利于The company will benefit from the growth in sales.公司会得益于销售额的增长。 blast from the past n informal ([sth] unexpectedly nostalgic)过去记忆的唤醒；过眼云烟；旧事重提 bolt from the blue n figurative ([sth] unexpected)晴天霹雳；意外事件The accusation of theft was a bolt from the blue. borrow [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep (use another's property)向...借...Kathy borrowed a skirt from her sister to wear to the party.凯茜向姐姐借了条裙子，穿去参加派对。 borrow [sth] from [sb/sth] vtr + prep figurative (ideas: adopt from others) (想法、观念等)借用，采用；借鉴Most religions borrow ideas from older ones.大多数宗教都会从更古老的宗教中借用一些理念。 borrow from [sb/sth] vi + prep figurative (ideas: take adopt)借用；采用；借鉴His work borrows from many other artists.他的作品借鉴了许多其他艺术家。 bounce [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep US, figurative, slang (evict)将…从…驱逐出去；将…逐出…The football players were bounced from the club for starting a fight.由于打架斗殴，那些足球运动员被驱逐出了俱乐部。 break free from [sb] v expr (escape)摆脱The hostage broke free from his captors and ran to safety.人质从抓他的人手中逃脱并跑到安全位置。 break free from [sth] v expr (escape)摆脱；从…挣脱出来The two convicts were finally able to break free from the chain gang.这两名罪犯终于挣脱铁链逃了出去。 buffer [sb/sth] from [sth] vtr + prep figurative (cushion from impact of)缓冲；减震 bum [sth] off [sb], bum [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep slang (obtain by asking, begging)从...那里求得...；从...那里讨到...Brad is always bumming cigarettes off his friends.布拉德总是从朋友那里讨香烟。 cadge [sth] from [sb], cadge [sth] off [sb] vtr informal (obtain by begging)向...讨要Grayson cadged a quarter from his neighbor to feed the parking meter. carve [sth] out of [sth], carve [sth] from [sth] v expr (shape: sculpt from)用...雕刻出...Michelangelo liked to carve huge athletic nudes out of marble.米开朗基罗喜欢用大理石雕刻出健美的全裸巨型雕塑。 cashier [sb], cashier [sb] from [sth] vtr US, informal (dismiss from a job)解雇；开除；撤职Marco was cashiered from the military because of the mistakes he made.马可因犯了错被军队开除了。 cast [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (send forth)将某人从某处赶走；将某人驱逐出某处He was cast from his city and had to live elsewhere.他被赶出了自己的城市，不得不另寻住处。 choose from [sth] vi + prep (decide between)在…中进行选择He needs to choose from the three options.他需要在这三个选项中进行选择。 clear the snow from [sth] v expr (shovel snow away from)从…除雪I must clear the snow from the driveway so I can drive my car to work. coerce [sth] from [sb] vtr (bring about by force)强行实现Authorities attempted to coerce cooperation from the residents. come away from [sth] v expr (leave)从…离开Lucy came away from the interview feeling confident that she had got the job. come away from [sth] v expr (move further)离…远点Come away from that cliff edge; it may crumble. come away from [sth] v expr (become detached)从…上脱落The cupboard door had come away from one of its hinges. come back from the dead v expr figurative (succeed again) (比喻)重振旗鼓，重新来过In last place going into the final lap, the runner came back from the dead to win the race. come back from the dead v expr figurative (recover) (比喻)鬼门关走一遭；从重症恢复过来；捡回一条命After the triple bypass, he came back from the dead and now he is living an active life.经过三次旁路移植，他终于捡回一条命，现在过着非常活跃的生活。 come from [sth] vi + prep (be born or raised in)来自；出生于She comes from India.He comes from a very poor part of the country.她出生于印度。 // 他来自这个国家极其贫困的地区。 come from [sth] vi + prep (have as its source)来自Three-quarters of our daily water supply comes from lakes, rivers, and streams.我们日常用水的四分之三来自于湖泊、河流以及小溪。 come from behind v expr (sports: win from a lagging position) (体育)迎头赶上；后来居上He overtook the leader in the last lap to come from behind to win. come-from-behind adj (involving a big catchup in points)后来居上的；逆转比分的 come in from the cold v expr figurative (no longer be in exile)摆脱孤立；不再受冷落 confiscate [sth] from [sb] vtr (seize, take away)没收A customs officer confiscated the cheese from Rodney. constrain [sb] from doing [sth] v expr (hold [sb] back legally)限制 （某人）做（某人）；约束（某人不准其）做（某事）The contract constrained the author from hiring a new agent.作者受到合同约束，不能雇佣新经纪人。 crib from [sb/sth] vi + prep UK, informal (cheat in an exam)抄袭I failed the test because Jill wouldn't let me crib from her.因为吉尔不让我抄袭她的答案，所以我没及格。 crush [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (extract liquid)榨...的...；将...的...榨出来They crushed the juice from an orange to make a drink.他们榨出橙汁饮用。 date from [sth] vi + prep (exist since)起始于，自…日期起一直存在，可追溯至The settlements here date from 1678.这里的居民点可追溯至1678年。 day-trip from [sth] vi + prep US (make a day trip from a place)从...开始一日游；自...启程一日游We met a couple in Oxford who were day-tripping from London. debar [sb] from [sth] vtr (deny admission to)禁止...加入...The underage college students were debarred from the club. deduce [sth] from [sth] vtr (conclude)推理出The detective deduced the answer from the physical evidence and witness reports. deliver [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (liberate, rescue)将某人解救出；从某事中营救某人The commandos delivered the hostages from captivity.突击队队员将人质们解救了出来。 depart from [sth] vi + prep (leave a place)从...离开This train departs from New York at 3:15 pm.火车下午3点15分从纽约离开。 depart from [sth] vi + prep figurative (deviate)违反；违背；偏离My mom was worried when I didn't show up because she knew it was unusual for me to depart from my normal routine.我没露面，我妈妈很担心，因为她知道对我来说，偏离日常惯例很不寻常。 deregister [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (remove from: list, etc.)将...从...注销 deregister from [sth] vi + prep (remove yourself from: list, etc.)撤销注册 derive from [sth] vi + prep (word: develop from) (语言)源自；起源于；来自；从...中衍生The word "deduct" derives from Latin.英文单词“deduct”（推理）起源于拉丁语。 derive from [sth] vi + prep (have as origin)从…中获得；得自The company derives from an idea the partners had when they were students.公司采用了合伙人当学生时的想法。 derive [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (obtain)从...中取得；从...中提取出The workers derive the cocaine from the leaves of the coca plant.工人们从可可树叶中提取出可卡因。 derive [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (gain)从...获得；从...得到Adam derives great satisfaction from writing poetry.诗歌写作给予亚当非常大的满足感。 derive [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (conclusion: deduce)从…推断出Sherlock Holmes could derive accurate conclusions about a person from the smallest of clues.夏洛克·福尔摩斯能够从最细微的线索推断出关于一个人的准确结论。 descend from [sth/sb] vi + prep (living thing: have evolved from)是…的后裔；自...演化而来All humans descend from a common ancestor. desist from [sth] vi + prep (stop doing [sth])停止；结束The headteacher ordered the pupil to desist from such disruptive behaviour. desist from doing [sth] v expr (stop doing)打消念头…The court ordered the company to desist from trading completely. detach [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (disconnect)使…与…分开；将…与…分离When they got to the campsite, Sue detached the caravan from the car. detach yourself from [sth] v expr (no longer be involved)让自己从…抽离 deter [sb] from doing [sth] v expr (discourage from doing)吓得...不敢做...；使...不敢做...The large dog deterred trespassers from entering the property.那条大狗吓得侵犯者不敢进这处房地。 detract attention from [sth] v expr (distract people from [sth])分散对...的注意力 detract [sb]'s attention from [sth] v expr (distract [sb] from [sth])分散...对...的注意力Stop trying to detract our attention from what's really important. deviate from [sth] vi + prep (stray from: a course) (道路)偏离Jan decided to deviate from the path and walk on the beach. deviate from [sth] vi + prep (not conform to [sth] usual) (指偏离常规)偏离，不符合The chef deviated from the traditional recipe by adding further ingredients. deviate from [sth] vi + prep (digress from: a topic)偏离The professor deviated from his lesson plan. differ from [sth/sb] vi + prep (not be like)与…不同；不同于…This candidate differs from all the others. different from [sth/sb] adj + prep (not like)不同于…；和…不同；和…不一样My father's views on politics are different from mine.usage: ‘different’If one thing is different from another, it is unlike the other thing in some way. The meeting was different from any that had gone before.Health is different from physical fitness.Many British people say that one thing is different to another. Different to means the same as different from.My methods are totally different to his.Be carefulSome people object to this use. In conversation and informal writing, you can use either different from or different to, but in formal writing it is better to use different from. In American English, you can say that one thing is different than another. This use is often considered incorrect in British English, but it is sometimes the simplest possibility when the comparison involves a clause.I am no different than I was 50 years ago. differentiate [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (see difference)区分…和…，将…与…区分开Many English people cannot differentiate a Yorkshire accent from a Lancashire accent. differentiate yourself from [sth/sb] vtr (prove yourself unlike)使自己有别于How would you differentiate yourself from the six other people who have applied for this job? dig out from under [sth] v expr US, figurative (complete accumulated tasks) (积压的任务)把…完成Once I've dug out from under this backlog of paperwork, you and I will celebrate by going out to lunch. dig [sth] out from under [sth] v expr (clear accumulated disorder, dirt)把…的…清理干净；理清…的…混乱，平息…的…动乱They had to dig their boat out from under the mud left by the flood. direct [sb/sth] away from [sth] v expr (point in different direction)引导…绕过The police were directing traffic away from the street where they were repairing the gas leak. discharge [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (release from military service)使...从...退役；使...从...退伍The commanding officer discharged the soldier from military service.指挥官使那名士兵从兵役中退役。discharge [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (release from prison)释放...出狱The parole board discharged the man from prison.假释委员会决定释放该囚犯。disconnect from [sth] vi + prep (log off from)断开和...的连接Click here to disconnect from the server.discourage [sb] from doing [sth] v expr (dissuade)劝阻...不要做...；阻止...做..Jane did her best to discourage her friend from drinking too much.珍尽全力劝阻自己的朋友，不要喝太多酒。discriminate [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (differentiate things)辨别It's hard to discriminate this flower from its close relative.disengage from [sth] vi + prep (end involvement in)与...脱离The army announced today that they are going to disengage from the contested city.disengage yourself from [sth] v expr (physically free yourself from)使自己从...中摆脱Leah tried to disengage herself from the tangle of branches.disengage yourself from [sth] v expr (end involvement in)不再参与；摆脱；脱离Linda had to disengage herself from the project due to a family emergency.disentangle yourself from [sth/sb] vtr + refl figurative (end involvement in [sth])摆脱纠纷；摆脱麻烦Alan was unable to disentangle himself from his family's problems.dismiss [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (sack, fire: an employee)从（某岗位）上开除（某人）The board of governors dismissed Ellen from her job as school secretary because of her poor timekeeping.由于不守时，校董事会革除了艾伦作为学校秘书的职务。dismiss [sth/sb] from your mind v expr (give no more thought to)不再想某事；将...抛诸脑后I quickly dismissed the idea from my mind.我很快将那个想法抛诸了脑后。dispense [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep formal (exempt)使免除；使免去Winning the lottery dispensed Julie from ever having to work again.disqualify [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (rule out of competition)取消资格Although the team was strong, they were disqualified from the tournament because they didn't have enough players.dissent from [sth] vi + prep (disagree with [sb]) (观点)与…不一致The minority's opinion dissents from the majority's in several respects.dissociate [sth] from [sth], disassociate [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (consider unrelated) (在思想上)把...和...分开；认为…和...无关It can be difficult to dissociate the meaningful content from the nonsense online.dissociate yourself from [sb], disassociate yourself from [sb] v expr (distance yourself from [sb])与某人脱离关系Diane eventually dissociated herself from her troublemaker friends.dissociate yourself from [sth], disassociate yourself from [sb] v expr (distance yourself from [sth])摆脱某事；从某事中脱身The nominee tried to dissociate himself from the racist remarks of his former friends.dissuade [sb] from [sth] vtr (persuade [sb] not to do [sth])劝阻It's impossible to dissuade Shawn from enlistment in the military.dissuade [sb] from doing [sth] vtr (persuade [sb] against doing [sth])劝诫Please dissuade him from taking that rash course of action.distance yourself from [sth/sb] v expr (keep away from)疏远；与…保持距离Preferring solitude, I distanced myself from the group.distance yourself from [sth/sb] v expr figurative (not associate with)疏远；让自己与...保持距离The candidate was advised to distance himself from his former wife.distinct from [sth] adj + prep (different from)不同于...的；与...有区别的If you look closely, you can see that this plant is distinct from that one.如果仔细观察，你就能看到，这株植物和那株不同。distinct from [sth] adj + prep (separate from [sth])与...完全分开的；与...相互独立的Agatha likes to keep her work distinct from her home life.distinguish [sb/sth] from [sb/sth] vtr + prep (see the difference between)辨别；分辨；将…与…区分开Some people find it difficult to distinguish right from wrong.有的人很难分辨是非。distinguish [sb/sth] from [sb/sth] vtr + prep (make different)使...不同于...；使...区别于...What distinguishes him from his colleagues is his unshakeable self-confidence.他不可动摇的自信使他不区别于自己的同事。distract [sb] from [sth] vtr (divert [sb] from [sth])使某人从…分心Stop distracting me from my homework!别让我在做家庭作业时分心！distract [sb]'s attention from [sth] vtr (divert: [sb]'s attention)使某人从…分心The nurse talked to the baby to distract his attention from the injection.护士跟宝宝聊天来让宝宝从注射一事上分心。distract attention from [sth] v expr (create a diversion)将…的注意力吸引过来Magicians need to know how to distract attention from what they are doing.The gaudy packaging is just an attempt to distract attention from the shoddy product inside.diverge from [sth] vi + prep literal (follow a different direction)与…背离The paths diverge from each other after the church.diverge from [sth] vi + prep figurative (differ from [sth])与…不同，与…有分歧It is not at all unusual for our views to diverge from theirs.be divergent from [sth] v expr (deviate from)不同于...The southern dialect is remarkably divergent from the standard form of the language.divert attention from [sth/sb] v expr (distract from)使分心；转移...上的注意力The Prime Minister's speech on immigration was an attempt to divert attention from more serious issues.总理就移民问题的讲话是为了将民众的注意力从更严重的问题上转移开来。divorce [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (separate from)使...和...脱离；使...和...分离Is it possible to divorce life from art?dock [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (deduct pay) (钱)从…中扣除，从…中扣去The company docked £20 from each of the employees' wages to pay for the damages.公司从每位员工的工资中扣除20英镑来支付损失赔偿。draw [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (take, obtain [sth])从...取得；从...获得He draws inspiration from his past.draw [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (extract from)从…中抽取；从…中提取Martha drew water from the well.玛莎从井里打水。draw a pay check from [sb] v expr US (work for [sb])从…处领薪水；从…处领工资draw away from [sth/sb] v expr (retreat from [sth], [sb])远离，离开；躲开，退避draw [sb] away from [sth] v expr (cause to leave)将...从...拉走；将...从...拉开What drew you away from your hometown?是什么让你离开了故乡？draw back from [sth/sb] v expr (retreat)从…撤退；从…后退He ordered his troops to draw back from the border.他命令他的部队从边境撤退。eject [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (disk, cartridge: from a machine) (从机器中退出光盘、墨盒等)从...中退出；从...中弹出elicit [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep (get [sth] from [sb])从...引发出，从...诱出；引导...得出The teacher tried to elicit the right answer from the students.老师试图引导学生得出正确的答案。eliminate [sth] from [sth] vtr (get rid of)消除Supposedly, this filter eliminates 99% of harmful contaminants from the water.emanate from [sth/sb] vi + prep (be emitted)从…发出；从…散发出An unpleasant smell emanated from the food cupboard.emanate from [sth/sb] vi + prep figurative (arise)从...产生A melancholy air seemed to emanate from Mary that day.emerge from [sth] vi + prep (come out of)从…冒出来；从…出现A mole emerged from a hole in the ground.一只鼹鼠从一个地洞里冒出来了。ensue from [sth] vi + prep (be a result or consequence of)由...引发的；从...产生的The changes that ensued from the meetings between the council and local residents really improved the area.从议会与当地居民会面中产生的变化，让这一地区确实有了改善。escape from [sth/sb] vi + prep (flee, run away from)从…处逃离；从…处逃跑The prisoner escaped from his jailers.囚犯从狱卒眼皮子底下逃走了。escape from [sth/sb] vi + prep (avoid, evade)逃避；回避He goes out to work on the car to escape from his mother-in-law.他到外面去修车以此回避见他的丈母娘。evacuate [sb] from [sth] vtr (make people exit from)使...撤离Police evacuated everyone from the office building because of the bomb threat.evict [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (force to vacate)将...驱逐出evoke [sth] from [sb] vtr (elicit)在某人身上激起；在某人身上引起It's hard to evoke a response from these quiet people.在这些沉默之人身上难以激起回应。evolve from [sth] vi + prep (living things: develop from) (生物)由...进化而来，由...演变而来Human beings and apes evolved from a common ancestor.人类和猿类都是从共同的祖先进化而来。evolve from [sth] vi + prep (grow out of)由...发展而来；由...逐步展开Our business evolved from an idea we had when we were at university.我们事业是由大学时的一个想法发展而来的。exact [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep (demand, require)强求, 要求This teacher exacts strict obedience from her students.excerpt from [sth] n (extract, snippet of [sth])来自…的摘录；来自…的节选That was an excerpt from my latest novel.那节选自我最近出版的小说。excerpt [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep usually passive (snippet: take from [sth])从…摘录；从…节选；…节选自This text has been excerpted from the book "A Guide to Business Success."本文章节选自《商务成功指南》。excise [sth] from [sth] vtr (text: edit out)从...删除The editors excised all minors' names from the article.excuse [sb] from [sth] vtr often passive (exempt [sb] from [sth])使...免除As I am a fireman I wish you to excuse me from national service.exempt from [sth] adj + prep (excused from)被免除...的；被免去...的This student is exempt from the school's uniform policy, because of her religious belief.因为他的宗教信仰，这位学生被免除在学校穿校服。exempt from doing [sth] adj + prep (excused from doing)被允许不做…；获准不必...This employee is exempt from working weekends because of his family circumstances.因为家庭情况，这位员工获准不必周末上班。exempt from [sth] adj + prep (not required to pay tax) (税务)免于...的Charities are exempt from taxes.慈善机构可免于缴税。exempt [sb] from [sth], exempt [sb] from doing [sth] vtr + prep (excuse, exclude from)免除某人做某事的必要；准许某人不做某事The school exempted the student from playing sports, because of his poor health.考虑到那位学生的健康状况，学校准许他不参加体育活动。exit from [sth] vi + prep (leave somewhere)从…离开Rachel told the boss what she thought of him and exited from the room.expect [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep (require, demand [sth] of [sb])向…要求；认为…有必要I expect an apology from you.我认为你有必要道歉。expel [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (ban: a student from a school)把...从...开除Janine's head teacher expelled her from the school for bad behaviour.校长由于珍妮糟糕的表现而把她从学校开除了。extort [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep (obtain by blackmail)敲诈某人的某物；勒索某人的某物Ivan extorted thousands of dollars from the woman.extort money from [sb] v expr (by blackmail, coercion)向…勒索钱财；敲诈...的钱faint with [sth], faint from [sth] adj + prep (feeling lightheaded, weak)因...感到头晕；因...感到虚弱The street child was faint with hunger.那个流浪的小孩因为饥饿感到头晕。fall from grace n (reputation becomes damaged)失宠；名誉受损The rumors about the actor's infidelity triggered his fall from grace.fall from grace v expr (suffer damaged reputation)失宠；名誉受损Once the party got into power and it became clear it would not fulfil its election promises, it fell from grace.the fallout from [sth] n figurative (aftermath of [sth])后果The mayor is dealing with the political fallout from the speech he gave earlier this week.far from [sth] adj + prep (not close to [sth])远的；距离运的Springfield is far from here.斯普林菲尔德离这儿很远。usage: distanceYou use how far when you are asking about a distance.How far is it to Seattle?He asked us how far we had come.However, don't use ‘far’ when you are stating a distance. Don't say, for example, that something is 10 kilometres ‘far’ from a place. You say that it is 10 kilometres from the place or 10 kilometres away from it.The hotel is just fifty metres from the ocean.I was about five miles away from some hills.You use far in questions and negative sentences to mean ‘a long distance’. For example, if you say that it is not far to a place, you mean that the place is not a long distance from where you are.Do tell us more about it, Lee. Is it far?It isn't far now.I don't live far from here.Don't use ‘far’ like this in positive sentences. Don't say, for example, that a place is ‘far’. You say that it is far away or a long way away.He is far away in Australia.That's up in the Cairngorms, which is quite a long way away.➜ See awayIn modern English, ‘far’ is not used in front of a noun. Don't, for example, talk about ‘far hills’. Instead you use distant, faraway, or far-off.The bedroom has views of the distant mountains.I heard the faraway sound of a waterfall.She dreamed of travelling to far-off places.far away from [sth/sb] prep (at a distance)离…很远；远离The village where I grew up is far away from here.far be it from me to do [sth] expr (express reluctance to do [sth])我绝不会；我不要far from [sth] adv + prep (not at all)完全不，远远不；一点也不The dish is far from delicious.This competition is far from over.菜肴一点也不好吃。 // 这场竞赛还远远没有结束。far from [sth] expr (instead of)并没有；而不是Far from feeling satisfied with her present job, she decided to look for another.她并没有满足于现有的工作，而是决定去找更好的。far from it interj informal (not at all)一点也不； (书面)远非如此Am I bored since I retired? Far from it! I'm busier than ever!far from over adj informal (not nearly finished)远未结束的，远远没有结束的It was already midnight, but the party was far from over.finagle [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep informal (obtain from [sb] by deceit)从...骗取...flinch from [sth] vi + prep (avoid [sth] frightening or difficult)从...退缩；对...畏缩备注: Commonly used in negative sentences.A good soldier does not flinch from his duty.好士兵不逃避他的职责。following on from [sth] expr (subsequent to)在…之后，继…之后following on from [sth] expr (as a further development of)作为…的延续forbear to do [sth], forbear from doing [sth] v expr formal (abstain from [sth])克制不做…Please forbear from touching anything.forbid [sb] from doing [sth], forbid [sb] to do [sth] v expr (command against)禁止...做...；不准...做...John's parents forbade him to spend any more time with his troublesome friends.约翰的父母禁止他再跟他那些爱惹麻烦的朋友们厮混。forbidden from doing [sth] expr (person: prohibited)被禁止做James was forbidden from going out with his friends until his exams were over.在考试结束前，詹姆斯被禁止和朋友出去。free [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep figurative (exempt [sb] from duty)使…免除；让…免于做Household appliances have freed us from many of the time-consuming chores our grandparents had to do.家用电器让我们免于做那些我们祖父母辈不得不做的耗时家务。free of [sth], free from [sth] adj + prep (without)免于…的；没有…的Your life will be free from stress.I try to use personal care products that are free of artificial scents.free [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (exempt)解除某人的某种责任；免于某人做某事His hearing problem freed him from military service.他的听力障碍让他免于服兵役。free [sb/sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (disengage)将...从...中解开；将...从...松开He couldn't free the fishing line from the weeds.他没法将鱼线从水草的缠绕中解开。free from adj (not containing)不含…的The river was free from pollution before the factory was built nearby.free [sb] from an obligation v expr (release [sb] from a duty)解除...的责任He's been taking care of his elderly parents for years; finally, his siblings have decided to free him from that obligation by taking on more responsibility themselves.free of [sth], free from [sth] expr (not containing)不含…的I try to use personal care products that are free of artificial scents.；free yourself from [sth/sb] vtr (reject, throw off)使自己摆脱；挣脱free yourself from a promise v expr (undo a promise)摆脱诺言的约束；不受诺言的约束free yourself from an obligation v expr (avoid having to fulfil a duty)不受责任的约束；摆脱责任freedom from fear n (no threat of war)免于恐惧的自由One of Roosevelt's famous "four freedoms" was freedom from fear.freedom from want n (right not to live in poverty)摆脱贫困；不受贫困之苦；免于贫困Freedom from want seems unobtainable for many poor people in this world.from a distance adv (from far away)从远方来；来自遥远的地方From a distance, the traffic on the highway looked like toy cars.from A to B adv (from one point to another)从A到B地；从一点到另一点地from A to Z adv figurative (covering a whole topic)全面地；彻底地；从头到尾This book will tell you everything you need to know about plumbing from A to Z.这本书将告诉你有关管道工程所需知道的一切。from afar adv (from a distance)自远方；从远处I've always admired her from afar because I don't have the courage to go and speak to her.from age to age adv (throughout history)从古至今；世世代代From age to age, the quest to discover has been an imperative of the human race.from all quarters adv (from everyone, everywhere)从四面八方His latest film has received praise from all quarters.from beginning to end adv (all the way through)从头到尾；自始至终I read the whole 400-page report from beginning to end.from cover to cover adv (book: all the way through) (读书)从头到尾I read it from cover to cover in one sitting.from dawn to dusk, from dawn till dusk adv (all day long)从早到晚地from day one expr (from the beginning)从一开始；从第一天起from day to day adv (between one day and the next)一天又一天；日复一日The weather's very unpredictable here: it changes dramatically from day to day.from end to end adv (in length)从头至尾；从一端到另一端From end to end, an American football field is 100 yards long.美式橄榄球场从头到尾有100码长。from every quarter adv (from everyone, everywhere)从四面八方When the player came onto the field there were cheers from every quarter.from everywhere adv (from every direction)从各个地方；来自于各个地方In the midst of the battle it sounded to him as if gunfire was coming from everywhere.from experience adv (having experienced it oneself)根据经验；从经验得出；来自于经验She knew from experience that the relationship was going nowhere.from first to last adv (all the way through)自始至终；一直；一贯From first to last the meal was a gourmet delight.from habit adv (habitually)出于习惯；习惯始然I used to work the early shift, and I still get up at 4 every morning from habit.from head to foot expr (all over your body)从头到脚；全身It was raining so hard that I was soon drenched from head to foot.from here on adv (from this place)从这里；从这个地方From here on, the route gets much easier, as much of it is downhill.from here on, from here on in, from here on out adv (from now into future)从现在起；迄今From here on, Gina is determined not to repeat her past mistakes.from home adv (away from where one lives)从家而来It was beginning to snow and I was still an hour from home.from hour to hour adv (between one hour and the next)时时；时时刻刻地When he was first admitted to the hospital his prognosis kept changing from hour to hour.from memory adv (by heart, without prompts)凭着记忆；根据记忆In primary school I was forced to recite long poems from memory.from my own experience adv (having experienced it myself)从我的经验；根据我的亲身经历from necessity adv (because it is necessary)必要地；不得不The survivors of the plane crash turned to cannibalism from necessity.from now on adv (starting from this moment)从现在开始；从今往后From now on I expect you to call me when you're going to be late.从今往后，在你要迟到的时候，我希望你给我打电话。from on high expr literary (from the sky, from a high position)从天上传来；来自青冥长天A great rumbling came from on high, and the sea began to part.天上传来隆隆巨响，大海开始分开。from on high expr figurative (hierarchy: from a superior)来自高层地, 来自上层地from pillar to post expr figurative (from place to place)东奔西跑；四处奔波from pillar to post expr figurative (from one bad situation to another)四处碰壁；走投无路from place to place adv (itinerantly, around)各地，到处A laptop is very useful when you're going from place to place.from rags to riches expr figurative (from poverty to a life of wealth)从贫到富；从一贫如洗到家财万贯She went from rags to riches in less than two years.她在不到两年的时间里就从贫穷走向了富裕。from scratch adv (starting with the raw materials)从零做起；白手起家I made the cake with no mix, completely from scratch.做这个蛋糕我都没用蛋糕粉，完全地从零做起。from side to side adv (movement: back and forth)前前后后；来来回回The boat was rocking from side to side in the rough sea.from side to side adv (measurement: sideways) (测量)从一侧到另一侧，从一边到另一边The room was square, and measured about two metres from side to side.from start to finish adv (all the way through)自始至终，始终He won the race, having been in the lead from start to finish.from stem to stern expr figurative (throughout all of [sth])从始至终from stem to stern expr (from front to back of ship) (船舰等)从前到后from that moment on adv (starting from that point)从那时开始；从那一刻起She kissed him, and from that moment on he knew she would some day be his wife.from the beginning adv (from the very first moment)从一开始I said it from the beginning, I will never be completely monogamous!from the bottom of [sb]'s heart expr (with deep sincerity)发自内心地；发自肺腑地from the cradle to the grave expr (throughout the whole of one's life) (比喻一生)从摇篮到坟墓；从生到死；整个一生He was sickly from the cradle to the grave, but he lived to the age of 102!from the ground up expr figurative (from the beginning)从头开始from the heart adv (sincerely)衷心地；发自内心地；诚心诚意地She read her love poems to me from the heart.When he began to cry, we knew that his apology was truly from the heart.from the horse's mouth expr (first-hand, directly from the source) (消息、情报等)直接得来地，一手地Of course it's true - I got it straight from the horse's mouth.from the neck up adv informal (mentally, psychologically)心理上From the neck up she's fine, but she has a lot of medical problems.from the neck up adv (with your mind, with thought)用脑子，靠脑子If you would do a little more work from the neck up, you would not have to sweat so hard.from the start expr (since the beginning)从一开始；起初from the word 'go', from the word go expr figurative, informal (from the very first moment)一开始就His company was doomed from the word 'go'.from then on adv (starting from that point)从那时起；从那以后Bill was so grateful for Jenny's help, that from then on they were best friends.from this moment on expr (starting from this point)从这一刻开始；从此刻起From this moment on I will think before I act.from this point adv (starting now)从这时开始；从此时起The rest of the climb will be much easier from this point.from this point forward adv (starting from now)从现在开始；从此时起From this point forward I won't smoke in the house any more.from time immemorial adv (since before anyone can remember)自古以来；远古以来Humans have fought with other humans from time immemorial.from time to time adv (now and then, occasionally)不时，时不时；有时；时常I go for a walk in the countryside from time to time.我时不时去乡下散步。from top to bottom adv (highest point to lowest)从顶到底；从最高处到最下面You should apply paint from top to bottom.from top to bottom adv figurative, informal (completely)彻底地；彻头彻尾地The current owners are ruining the football club from top to bottom.from under [sb]'s nose, right from under [sb]'s nose, from under [sb]'s very nose expr figurative (in full view of [sb])从眼皮底下from where, where from adv (from what place?)来自哪里Where did you come from?你是从哪里来的？from which prep + pron (from what was just mentioned)从这；从中from whom pron formal, written ([sb] who is source of)自某人；从某人处Please return the book to the person from whom you borrowed it.from your heart adv (with sincerity)发自内心；诚挚地Don't say you're sorry just because I told you to; say it from your heart.Say it like you actually mean it, from your heart.get out from under v expr figurative, informal (get out of a difficult situation) (指困难和问题)脱离；摆脱；解决get out from under [sth] v expr figurative, informal (get out of: a difficult situation)脱离；摆脱；解决get short shrift from [sb] v expr (be treated curtly by)受到某人的怠慢；受到某人的冷遇get the third degree from [sb] v expr informal (be interrogated)受到某人的审问；受到某人的审讯gift from God n ([sth] welcomed or cherished)上帝恩赐的礼物，上天恩赐go from bad to worse v expr informal (worsen)越来越坏；越来越差Since I bought that self-help book my life's gone from bad to worse.go from there v expr informal (use that as a starting point)从…开始，从…入手，把…作为起点grow from [sth] vi + prep (develop, arise)使…发展；生长The business grew from a small family firm to a multimillion pound business.该企业从一家小型家族企业发展成为价值数百万英镑的大公司。hang [sth] from/off [sth] vtr + prep (suspend from a fixed point)悬挂，吊Let's hang that plant from a hook in the ceiling.我们把那盆植物吊在天花板的挂钩上吧。hang [sth] on/from [sth] vtr + prep (fasten to wall, etc.)把…固定在（墙）上；把...挂在...上What do you think about hanging the mirror on that wall?把镜子挂在那面墙上，你觉得如何？hear [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep (learn [sth] via [sb])从…听到；从…听说I heard from your mother that you're getting married next year?我听你妈妈说你明年要结婚了？hide [sth] from yourself v expr (deny the reality of [sth])自欺欺人Stop hiding the truth from yourself - you know you love me! I can't hide my true feelings from myself any longer.别再自欺欺人了。你知道你是爱我的！我不能再对自己隐瞒真实感受了。home away from home n (place [sb] feels comfortable)另一个家Although it's not my country, Japan is my home away from home.I am from, I'm from expr (my place of origin is)我来自备注: "I'm from" is usually used in speech and informal writing. "I am from" is more formal.I'm from Poland, though I've lived in London for more than ten years now.尽管现在我已经在伦敦居住超过10年之久了，不过我来自波兰。I look forward to hearing from you expr written, slightly formal (application, request: signing off) (申请、请求：落款，书面)期待收到您的回复Thank you for your attention, and I look forward to hearing from you soon.immune from [sth] adj + prep figurative (legally exempt: from [sth])免除The foreign dignitary is immune from prosecution.immune from [sth] adj + prep figurative (exempt: from [sth])免于Even the King is not immune from criticism in a democracy.impede [sb] from doing [sth] vtr + prep (hinder: [sb])阻碍某人做某事The basketball player impeded his opponent from scoring.篮球运动员阻止自己的对手得分。independent from [sth] adj + prep (politics: autonomous)脱离…独立的，脱离…自治的Panama became independent from Columbia in the early 20th century.20世纪初，巴拿马脱离哥伦比亚独立。indistinguishable, indistinguishable from adj (identical)无法区分的That kitten is indistinguishable from her sister.那只小猫与她姐妹之间没有什么区别。insulate [sb] from [sth] vtr figurative (protect: [sb])使隔绝； (不良影响)使免受They're trying to insulate their children from all the public attention.他们试图让自己孩子远离公众的关注。issue from [sth] vi + prep (be emitted)从…排出；从…冒出Smoke issued from the chimney.烟从烟囱中冒出。issue from [sth] vi + prep (arise due to [sth])由…产生Many problems issued from that decision.那个决定造成了很多问题。issue from [sth] vi + prep (be accrued) (利润等)来自，由…产生A lot of profits issued from the investment.那次投资带来了大量利润。；keep away from [sth/sb] v expr (stay at a distance from)保持距离I keep away from people who are ill.我与生病的人会保持距离。keep from doing [sth] vi + prep (refrain)忍住；克制住I can't keep from eating ice cream.我无法忍住不吃冰淇淋。keep [sb/sth] from doing [sth] vtr + prep (prevent)阻止；克制，压抑；克制；压抑The constant interruptions were keeping Alvin from doing his work.在持续的干扰下，阿尔文无法继续他的工作。keep [sb/sth] from [sb/sth] vtr + prep (keep apart)使…与…分开Dave's ex tries to keep him from his son.戴夫的前妻阻止他见他的儿子。keep [sb/sth] from harm v expr (protect)保护...不受伤害Victor was ready to risk his life to keep his daughter from harm.keep from laughing v expr (not laugh)忍住笑During that horrible performance, I could hardly keep from laughing.keep your distance from [sth/sb] v expr (not go near)与...保持距离keep your distance from [sth/sb] v expr figurative (avoid, stay away) (感情、心理上)与…保持距离The manager keeps his distance from the employees.know [sth] from [sth] vtr (distinguish)区分；区别；辨别He doesn't know a flower from a weed.他不知道怎么区分花和野草。know where [sb] is coming from, understand where [sb] is coming from v expr figurative, informal (understand [sb]'s motives, feelings)明白...的初衷；明白...的用意leach out of [sth], leach from [sth] vi + prep (drain from [sth])从…渗出；从…滤出Shampoo is leaching out of the bottle.leak from [sth], leak out of [sth] vi + prep (fluid: escape)从…中渗漏Oil leaked out of the engine, and after a while it seized.机油从引擎中渗漏出来，之后没多久就停住了。leap out from [sth], leap out of [sth] v expr (jump out, emerge from)跳出；从...中跃出The assassin leapt out from his hiding place.learn from [sb/sth] vi + prep (gain lessons from [sb/sth])从...中学习；从...身上学习learn from [sb] vi + prep (get news, info, etc. from [sb])从...处了解；从...听闻learn from your mistakes v expr (not repeat errors)汲取教训In time you will learn from your mistakes and hopefully become a better person.lease [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep (property: rent from [sb])从...处租...Frank leased a property from his uncle.弗兰克从叔叔那里租了一套房。lease [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep (car, etc.: hire [sth] from [sb])从…那里租（车）Ben leased a car from the dealership.本从经销商那里租了一辆车。liberate [sb/sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (set free from confinement)释放；使自由The government finally liberated the political prisoner from incarceration.liberate [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (free from control)使摆脱控制The American Revolution liberated the people from tyranny.lift [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep figurative (elevate in circumstances)结束了某人的某种处境The success of his art lifted him from poverty.lift [sth] from vtr slang, figurative (plagiarize) (俚语)从...抄袭，剽窃The author had lifted entire paragraphs from another book.live from hand to mouth, live hand to mouth v expr (be poor)仅能糊口；勉强度日Though they appeared wealthy, they actually lived from hand to mouth.Love from adv (letter: affectionate sign-off) (书信结尾)爱你的made of, made from, made out of adj (built out of)由…制成Those cabinets are made of oak while these cabinets over here are made of pine.那些陈列柜是由橡木制成的，而放在这边的这些则是由松木制成的。manna from heaven n (Bible: food from heaven) (圣经)天赐食物，神赐食物God sent down manna from heaven to the faithful people, and they were able to survive their trials.manna from heaven n figurative (spiritual nourishment)精神食粮manna from heaven n figurative ([sth] good, unexpected) (比喻)天降礼物，天赐之物The inheritance I received from my great-great-aunt was like manna from heaven.miles from anywhere expr (in a remote place)非常偏僻的地方；荒无人烟的地方move away from [sth/sb] v expr (step further from)远离，离开Alice moved away from the rubbish bin when she noticed the bad smell.move [sth] away from [sb/sth] v expr (place at a greater distance from)搬离The mother moved the glass away from the child's reach.nab [sth] from [sb], nab [sth] off [sb] vtr + prep slang (steal from)从...偷盗The pickpocket nabbed wallets from tourists.nip [sth] from [sb/sth] vtr + prep US (steal)从…偷走not far from [sth] expr (fairly close to)离…不远的；隔…近的The park is not far from here, carry on down this street then turn left.not shrink from [sth] v expr (face bravely)不退缩；不回避Soldiers need to not shrink from their duties even in the heat of battle.obstruct [sb] from doing [sth] v expr figurative (hinder, prevent)阻挡；阻碍Fear should not obstruct an officer from doing his duty.originate from [sth] vi + prep (come from)源于；来自于Where on earth did that idea originate from?oust [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (remove, eject)把某人从…驱逐；免去某人在…的职务She was ousted from office for accepting bribes.out of nowhere, from nowhere adv (unexpectedly)突然冒出来地He showed up out of nowhere.The winner of the competition came from nowhere and surprised everyone.out of the jaws of death, from the jaws of death adv figurative (out of mortal danger)逃脱鬼门关；从死神嘴边逃脱In the last scene, the hero snatches the heroine from the jaws of death just in time.outsource [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep (goods, services: obtain externally)从…外部采购The factory, which is in London, outsources its parts from China.part from [sb] vi + prep (leave [sb]'s company)与…分开；与…离别The young woman parted from her parents and went out into the world.The lovers parted tearfully from one other.parted from prep (separated from)与…分离pinch [sth] from [sth] vtr (break off)从…上揪下；从上…捏下Lucy pinched a piece of cookie dough from the ball and placed it on the baking tray.露西从面团上揪下一小块放到烤盘上做曲奇饼干。pluck [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (flowers, fruit: pick, pull out)将...从...扯下；将...从...中拔出Mike plucked a rose from the vase and offered it to Joanne.preclude [sb] from doing [sth] v expr (exclude from doing)阻止某人做某事；妨碍某人做某事Susan's condition precludes her from taking strenuous exercise.苏珊的身体情况不允许她进行激烈的体育运动。prevent [sb] doing [sth], prevent [sb] from doing [sth] v expr (stop: [sb] doing [sth])阻止某人做某事；使某人不能做某事The police officer prevented her from entering the building.那名警察阻止她进入大楼。prize [sth] from [sth], pry [sth] from [sth] (US), prise [sth] from [sth] (UK) vtr + prep (extract with difficulty)用力从…夺走；拼命从...抢走The thieves prized Bill's wallet from his grasp.proceed from [sth] vi + prep (be caused by)产生于；由…造成的Her delusions proceed directly from her schizophrenia.她的那些错觉是直接由精神分裂症造成的。profit from [sth] vi + prep (make money from)得益于；从…中获利The company stands to profit from the merger.这家公司从合并中获利。profit from doing [sth], profit by doing [sth] v expr (make money from)从…中获利；从…中牟利The company profited from selling licenses of its operating system to makers of mobile devices.该公司向移动设备生产商销售自己的操作系统许可，借此获利。profit from doing [sth] v expr (exploit)从…获益；利用...牟利Unscrupulous funeral directors may profit from the bereaved by offering only the most expensive options.有的丧葬承办人寡廉鲜耻，为不幸丧失亲人的人只提供最昂贵的服务，借此牟取利益。profit from [sth] vi + prep figurative (gain advantage)从…中获益；从…中受益If you would be willing to advise us, we would profit greatly from your expertise.如果你愿意给我们提供宝贵的意见，我们将会从你的专业知识中获益良多。profiteer from [sth] vi + prep (sell goods at inflated prices)以...牟求暴利He accused the drug company of profiteering from illness.prohibit [sb] from doing [sth] v expr (forbid)阻止；禁止The police prohibited me from entering the building.pull [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (take out)从…中取出；拿出The secretary pulled the file from the cabinet.秘书从柜子里取出那份文件。pull [sth/sb], pull [sth/sb] from [sth] vtr slang (remove)使离开, 调走We had to pull the item from our stores when it was found to be faulty.purge [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (cleanse)将…从…清除A detox diet is supposed to purge the poisons from your body.排毒食谱会将毒素从你的身体中清除。range from [sth] to [sth] vi + prep (vary) (情感等)从…与…之间转换His reactions ranged from anger to happiness.他的愤怒变成了欣喜。range from [sth] to [sth] vi + prep (span [sth])从…到…（范围）The age of the audience members ranged from young to quite elderly.观众中既有年轻人，也有年纪非常大的人。reclaim [sth] from [sb/sth] vtr + prep (take back)从…回收I reclaimed my seat from Frank the second he got up to use the bathroom.recoil from [sb/sth] vi + prep (flinch away in fright)畏缩；畏惧Julie recoiled from the barking dog.面对吠叫不止的狗，朱莉吓得直后退。recover from [sth] vi + prep (regain health)…痊愈，从…中康复viIt takes time to recover from a serious illness.从重病中痊愈需要花费些时间。refrain from [sth] vi + prep (avoid, abstain from)克制，控制；避免Kindly refrain from such behaviour in the future.以后敬请避免此类行为。refrain from doing [sth] v expr (avoid doing)不要；忍住不做Please refrain from talking in the library.请不要在图书馆里说话。rehab [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep informal, abbreviation (rehabilitate: from addiction, etc.)使某人戒除某种瘾The woman was admitted to a facility in an attempt to rehab her from her addiction to narcotics.rehabilitate [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (help to recover)帮助康复；使恢复The clinic was designed to rehabilitate patients from cancer.release [sb] from [sth] vtr (free from: debt) (债务等)使...从...中解脱出来The final payment will release you from this debt.release [sb] from [sth] vtr (free from: obligation)免除某人的某种义务；使…不用尽...的义务His boss released him from the need to maintain the computers.release [sb] from [sth] vtr (free from legal responsibility)免除某人的...责任；使…不负…的责任This contract releases us from liability in case of injury.release [sb] from a promise v expr (remove an obligation from [sb])使某人不必履行承诺Charles released Edward from his promise to help repaint the dining room.relic, a relic of [sth], a relic from [sth] n figurative, pejorative ([sth] outmoded)遗留；残余The obscure law is a relic from the days of prohibition.remove [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (take away)将…从…清除；将…从…拿走The cleaning firm removed all the rubbish from the house.保洁公司把房子里的垃圾全都清走了。remove [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (take out)从…拿出；拿走She removed the pan from the oven.她拿走灶上的锅。remove [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (stain, make-up: clean off)把…从…上清洁干净；洗去...上的某物You can use white wine to remove red wine stains from a carpet.你可以用白酒来去除地毯上的红酒污渍。remove [sb] (from [sth]) vtr (dismiss: from job)开除；解雇He was caught stealing and was quickly removed from his job.remove [sb] from [sth] vtr (dismiss from public office)免去…的职务；免去…的公职The senator was removed from office after being convicted of taking bribes.remove [sb] from [sth] vtr (withdraw: from school)使…从…被开除；把…从…开除Abby was permanently removed from school after she hit a teacher.在艾比殴打了一位老师之后，她就被学校永远地开除了。rescue [sb/sth] from [sb/sth] vtr + prep (save from danger)把…从…救出；从…解救出Tim rescued the man from drowning.提姆把那个人从水中救了出来，使他不至溺毙。rescue [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (help, save from difficulty)从…中拯救出Daisy rescued her friend from her unhappy home.黛西把朋友从不幸的家庭中拯救了出来。resign from [sth] vi + prep (step down from, leave: a job)从…引退；从...上辞职The protestors demanded that he resign from office.He resigned from his post as director in favour of his son.resile from [sth] vi + prep formal (give up a position)放弃，反悔He said that he would not resile from his promises.result from [sth] vi + prep (be the outcome of)结果是；归结为；是…的结果Our success results from our cooperation as a team.我们的成功是团队协作的结果。resulting from prep (caused by, due to)由…造成的Doctors have noted an increase in skin cancer resulting from too much exposure to the sun.retire from [sth] vi + prep (leave: a career) (军队)从…退役；从…退休George retired from the Navy three years ago.乔治三年前从海军中退役。return from [sth] vi + prep (come back from)从…回来；从…返回When I returned from my vacation, I had a serious sun burn. When you return from the store, can we go to the movies?rinse [sth] from [sth], rinse [sth] off [sth] vtr + prep (wash away)漂洗掉；漂洗净Edward rinses the dye from his hair. Zoe uses the hosepipe to rinse the soap suds off the car.爱德华把染发剂漂洗掉了。佐伊用水管喷水，漂洗掉了车上的肥皂泡沫。rip [sth] from [sb/sth] vtr + prep (snatch, wrest)从…处抢走；从…处强夺走Emily ripped the weapon from her opponent's grasp.rise from [sth] vi + prep (emerge from)产自于；从...兴起The mythological bird, the phoenix, was said to rise from its ashes.rise from the dead v expr (come back to life, be resurrected) (源自《圣经》)死而复生，复活save [sb] from [sth] v expr (rescue [sb] from [sth])将…从…救出The lifeguard saved the boy from drowning.scrounge [sth] from [sb], scrounge [sth] off [sb] vtr + prep informal (beg for, obtain from others)索取Beware of Adam; he's always trying to scrounge money off people.sculpt [sth] out of [sth], sculpt [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (shape, carve from [sth])从…雕刻出；雕塑Rodin sculpted beautiful figures out of marble.sculpture [sth] out of [sth], sculpture [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (sculpt, carve)用…雕刻He sculptured a foot out of marble.他用大理石雕刻出一个脚的形状。secede from [sth] vi + prep (withdraw membership) (从某个团体、组织中)从…中脱离，从…中退出The conservative group decided to secede from the Republican Party.；secure [sth], secure [sth] against [sth], secure [sth] from [sth] vtr (fasten)将...缚牢在；将...与...系紧Please secure your seatbelts before takeoff.起飞前请系紧你的安全带。separate [sb] from [sb] vtr + prep (divide, segregate)分开；隔开We had to separate the boys from the girls in class.在班上我们得把女孩和男孩分开。separate [sth] from [sth] vtr (distinguish)区分...与...；区别...与...Can you separate the good from the bad?separate [sb] from [sth] vtr US (military: dismiss)遣散；开除；开除He was separated from the navy.separate [sth] from [sth] vtr (extract)从…里面提取The chemical process separates silver from its ore.separate out [sb/sth] from [sb/sth] vtr + adv (divide from the rest)将…从…中区分出来This test will separate out the good students from the bad.separate the wheat from the chaff, sort the wheat from the chaff v expr figurative (distinguish valuable from worthless)区分优劣；分清良莠separated from [sb] adj + prep ([sb]: have ended relationship)与…分手He is separated from his third wife.shade [sb/sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (protect from sun)为…遮挡阳光The parasol shaded the patio from the sun.阳伞为阳台投下了荫凉。shake [sth] (from [sth]) vtr (dislodge)摇落；摇下Shake the fruit from the tree.shake the dust from your feet v expr figurative (leave in haste or anger)拂袖而去；愤然离去shave [sth] off [sth], shave [sth] off from [sth] v expr figurative (cut, reduce)削减，减少，降低We need to shave at least one hundred dollars off the budget.shield [sb], shield [sb] from [sth] vtr (protect physically)保护；保卫The wall shielded John from the wind.墙壁保护约翰不受寒风侵袭。shield [sb], shield [sb] from [sth] vtr figurative (protect [sb] from [sth])保护…；保护…不受…影响Nancy wants to shield her family from harm.南希想保护自己的家人免受伤害。shoot from the hip v expr figurative (speak or act hastily)信口开河；举止轻率shrink away from doing [sth] v expr figurative (be reluctant to face doing)逃避做某事Amanda shrank away from giving Oliver the bad news.since the year dot, from the year dot adv UK (since a very long time ago)自从很久以前solicit [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep (ask [sb] for)就某事向某人请求The organization solicited funding for a new program from the mayor.spawn from [sth] vi + prep figurative (be produced)产生自；源自A great many books and films have spawned from his original story idea.他最初的故事构思孕育出许多杰出的书籍和影片。speaking from experience adv informal (what I have learned personally is that)经验之谈；凭经验来说split [sth] off from [sth] vtr + prep (break [sth] off [sth])从...上撕下；从...上掰下Jason split off a branch from the tree and used it as firewood.spring from [sth] vi (emerge)喷出；涌出Water sprang from the fountain.那口泉眼泉水喷涌。spring from [sth] vi + prep (leap suddenly)突然从...跳起来；突然从...上蹦起来The frog springs from the lily pad.青蛙从荷叶上跳起来。spring from [sth] vi + prep (come into being)出现；形成；产生Flowers sprang from the plant.spring from [sth] vi + prep (come forth suddenly)突然出现；突然冒出来Blood sprang from the open wound.sprout from [sth] vi + prep (begin to grow out of [sth])从…长出来；从…冒出来A new shoot is sprouting from the main stem of the plant. A hair sprouted from the witch's nose.这株植物的主干上正抽出新芽。女巫的鼻孔里冒出了一根毛。squeeze [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (juice: extract)将（汁液）从…挤出；从…中榨出（汁液）Alice squeezed the juice from the lemons into a bowl.爱丽丝将柠檬汁从柠檬里挤到一个碗中。start from scratch v expr (start from the very beginning)从头做起；从零开始When my grandparents first came to this country, they had to start from scratch.starting from prep (as of)从...开始；从...起stay away from [sth/sb] v expr (avoid, not go near)远离…；离…远点Stay away from me! I've got measles.离我远点！我得麻疹了。stay away from [sth] v expr figurative, informal (not indulge in) (比喻)远离I want to lose weight so I'm staying away from chocolate for a while.我想减肥，我暂时不吃巧克力了。steal from [sth/sb] vi + prep (take illicitly from)从…偷走；偷走属于…的东西The employee had been stealing from the company for years before she was caught.这名雇员在被抓前已盗窃公司财物多年。steal [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep (take [sth] illicitly from)从...盗取；从...窃取The little boy stole sweets from the corner shop.steal the limelight from [sb] v expr figurative (take attention away)抢走...的风头stop [sb] doing [sth], stop [sb] from doing [sth] v expr (prevent, hinder)妨碍某人做某事；阻碍某人做某事The doorman stopped us from entering.门卫阻碍我们进入。stop [sth] doing [sth], stop [sth] from doing [sth] v expr (prevent)防止某事（进一步发展等）Fortunately she stopped the situation from getting any worse.所幸的是，她防止了事态的进一步恶化。strike [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (text: delete from [sth])划线表示删除；用线条划去Strike that sentence from your article.把那句话从你的文章中删掉。subtract [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (mathematics: deduct)从…减去Subtract 14 from 37 and you get 23.subtract [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (take away, eliminate)从…拿走；从…减除When you subtract cost from consideration, the house is perfect. However, we just can't afford it!suffer from [sth] vi + prep (be ill with) (疾病)患有，为…所苦，受…折磨He's suffered from diabetes all his life.他一生都受糖尿病的折磨。suffer from [sth] vi + prep (be adversely affected by)受…影响This forest suffers from the effects of acid rain. It's always the poor who suffer most from unemployment.这片森林受酸雨影响。穷人阶级总是最受失业影响的。suffer from hallucinations v expr (experience sensory illusions)受幻觉所困扰People with schizophrenia may suffer from hallucinations.suspend [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (physically: hang)悬挂；吊起；挂起Don't suspend anything very heavy from these hooks.suspend [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep often passive (expel from school)从…开除Jessica was suspended from school for starting a fight with another student.suspend [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep often passive (dismiss temporarily from job)停某人某职The director suspended Mark from work pending an internal investigation.switch from [sth] to [sth] v expr (change to)将…换成I switched from human resources courses to language courses.我将人力资源课程换成了语言课程。take [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep (snatch, confiscate)从...处夺走His friend took the TV from him.朋友从他的住处夺走了电视机。take [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep (confiscate)把…充公；没收The teacher took the magazine from the student.take [sth] from [sth] vtr (derive from)某事源起于This musical takes its inspiration from a Shakespeare play.take [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (extract, quote)摘录；节录；引述This line of poetry is taken from Dante's Inferno.这行诗摘自但丁的《地狱》。take your cue from [sb] v expr figurative (follow [sb]'s example)以某人为榜样talk [sb] down from [sth] v expr figurative (dissuade from)说服The King's advisors tried to talk him down from his anger.国王的顾问们试图说服他平息怒火。tear [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (rend, rip from)从...撕裂；从...撕破；从...撕下He tore the page from the book.他从书本上撕下一张纸来。tear [sb] away from [sth] v expr informal, figurative (remove from)将...带离...；将...从...拽走tear yourself away from v expr informal figurative (remove yourself from) (多指不情愿地)从...离开，从...走开tear away from [sth] v expr (leave hurriedly)匆忙离开She was angry, so she tore away from the house.tell right from wrong v expr (have a sense of morality)明辨是非transition from [sth] to [sth], transition from [sth] into [sth] v expr (change, convert)从…转变成…turn from [sth] into [sth] v expr (change shape)改变…的形状；改变…的体形With exercise, she turned herself from a couch potato into a honed running machine.turn aside from [sth] v expr figurative (avoid involvement in)避免卷入；躲开turn away from doing [sth] v expr figurative (avoid involvement)避免卷入；躲开He turns away from dealing with beggars.他避开与乞丐打交道。turn [sth] away from [sth] vtr + prep (cause to move away)把…赶走；撵走It was hard to turn the cattle away from the broken fence.很难把牛从破篱笆中赶走。uncouple [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (train carriages: separate)使脱开A railwayman uncoupled the steam engine from the carriages.undock from vi + prep (spacecraft: separate from)与...分离undock [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (spacecraft: separate [sth] from [sth])使...与...分离unplug [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (disconnect from mains)拔去…的电源插头Unplug the TV from the mains before you go to sleep at night.unsubscribe [sb] from [sth] vtr + prep (remove [sb] from a list, etc.)把某人从…上移除I haven't received any more letters since I called and asked them to unsubscribe me from their mailing list.untangle [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep figurative (separate, distinguish)将…从…中分开It is the judge's job to untangle the truth from the lies in this murder case.wander from [sth] vi + prep (stray from: a path) (道路)偏离Mind you don't wander from the straight and narrow!提醒你不要偏离正道。wander from [sth] vi + prep figurative (digress from: a subject) (话题)偏离The absent minded professor frequently wandered from his subject onto other topics.那个喜欢开小差的教授总是会从课程主题偏离到其他话题上。wash [sth] from [sth] vtr (remove)将...上的...洗掉；洗去...上的...Soap will wash the ink from your fingers.well away from prep (at a distance from)远离After the argument they decided to stay well away from one other.Any nuclear energy plant should be located well away from urban centers.where [sb] is coming from expr figurative, informal (know, grasp: [sb]'s perspective, reasoning)某人的看法；某人的理由whip [sth] away from [sb] v expr (confiscate quickly)突然从...手里拿走...；突然从...手里没收...The teacher whipped the mobile phone away from the student and locked it in her desk.winkle [sth] from [sb] vtr + prep UK (information: coerce from [sb]) (信息)挖出, 揭开The teacher tried to winkle the name of the offender from her students.wipe [sth] off [sth], wipe [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep (erase from)从…上擦去…；将…从…上抹去The teacher wiped the vocab list off the board.The trainee wiped several records from the database.老师从黑板上擦去了词汇。// 那个实习生从数据库上擦去了数条记录。wipe [sth] from [sth] vtr + prep figurative (forget) (比喻)从…中抹去…，将…从…中抹去Alison tried to wipe the terrible event from her memory.艾莉森想要从记忆中抹去那次可怕的事件。withdraw from [sth] vi + prep (military: retreat from, pull out of) (部队)从…撤退，从…撤离The troops withdrew from the region.部队从该区域撤退。withdraw from [sth] vi + prep (draw away)缩回；退出；退缩After the death of her parents she just withdrew from society.她父母死后，她就退出各种社交活动了。withdraw from [sth] vi + prep (end your involvement in)从…退出；从…离开The player's injury forced him to withdraw from the competition.选手的伤势使他不得不退出比赛。work from home vi (do one's job from one's own house)在家上班；wrest [sth] from [sb/sth] vtr (pull away by force)强行取去；抢走The 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