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TAKE THE QUIZ“from the”
The following 27 entries include the term from the.
from the time
idiom: from (a point in the past) until the present time : since
from the word go
idiom: from the beginning
keep the wolf from the door
idiom: to have or earn enough money to afford things (such as food and clothing) that is needed to live
nothing could be farther from the truth
idiom—used to say that something someone else has said is completely untrue
nothing could be further from the truth
idiom—used to say that something is absolutely not true
separate the men from the boys
idiom: to show which people are really strong, brave, etc., and which are not
separate the sheep from the goats
idiom: to judge which people or things in a group are bad and which ones are good
separate the wheat from the chaff
idiom: to judge which people or things in a group are bad and which ones are good
stand out from the crowd
idiom: to be unusual in a good way
stand out from the pack
idiom: to be different from others
straight from the top
idiom: from the person with the most authority or power
take it from the top
idiom: to start from the beginning of a scene, song, etc.
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