from
থেকে
definition
preposition
she began to walk away from him
indicating the point in space at which a journey, motion, or action starts.
the show will run from 10 to 2
indicating the point in time at which a particular process, event, or activity starts.
translation of 'from'
উদ্দেশ্য,
হতে,
কারণ
preposition
দূরে,
আরম্ভ করিয়া,
কারণে,
নিকট হইতে সরিয়া,
যুক্তিবলে,
ভিতর বাহির হইতে,
হইতে,
থেকে
example
She was allowed to obtain information 'from' the patient and her medical notes.
The campaign and the Trust were acclaimed for helping save City 'from' the threat of extinction.
I only hope the logs used were 'from' a renewable source, because man, there were a lot of 'em.
He says you must stand back and look at the tree 'from' a distance to get an idea how tall it is.
He spoke pityingly, as if saving a bewildered tourist 'from' a cultural faux pas.
the ability to see things 'from' another's point of view
Not that you're bothered, but my journey to and 'from' work is a two bus affair.
Only the lack of policy comparison saves the First Minister 'from' the outrage he deserves.
The whole place has been redecorated and looks quite different 'from' how I remember it.
His removal 'from' command of the army he had forged had a calamitous effect on the morale of his men.
a document dating 'from' the thirteenth century
More than ever it's a question we must face, standing at a distance 'from' the photocopier.
nobody spoke apart 'from' me
he got a present 'from' Eoin
For nearly a decade a group of people exiled 'from' power during the Clinton years had been making plans.
Officers believe that 'from' a distance, the mast would appear to be a lighting column.
I think what stands out the most 'from' the two journeys is the attitude of the staff on the trains.
the light came 'from' a small window
As they work back through his memories he desperately tries to save them 'from' being destroyed.
The position is quite different 'from' that which appertained in the Ireland case.
When you look at pictures of the earth 'from' space the effect is even greater.
it's three kilometres 'from' the road
he works 'from' home
Writers often differ quite widely 'from' each other over ethical issues and questions.
Journeys to and 'from' one of the hospitals will have to be made on the second and third journey of the ticket.
This is despite regular spraying and the removal of diseased leaves 'from' bush and ground.
As far as I could gather 'from' the local paper, all he does is take down, put up and modify speed humps.
They are quite strikingly different 'from' the faces one sees in equivalent circles in London.
One day, you could part own quite a different company 'from' the one you invested in many years ago.
he was turning the Chamberlain government away 'from' appeasement
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