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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
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Pictures from the airport showed a large hole in the nose of the Boeing 737.
I know what "a picture of something or someone" means, but what does "a picture from something or someone" mean?
Pictures from the airport showed a large hole in the nose of the Boeing 737.
I know what "a picture of something or someone" means, but what does "a picture from something or someone" mean?
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Pictures taken at the airport = Pictures from the airport. Thanks
- Pictures taken at the airport = Pictures from the airport.
- Thanks
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Pictures taken at the airport = Pictures from the airport. Thanks
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Hi,
The pictures were created at the airport.
Now they are somewhere else, eg on the internet, eg in a newspaper, eg in your hand
Hence, they are from the airport.
Come visit m sometime, and I'
The pictures were created at the airport.
Now they are somewhere else, eg on the internet, eg in a newspaper, eg in your hand
Hence, they are from the airport.
Come visit m sometime, and I'
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