| from bad to worse | de mal en peor | 
| from day one | desde el primer día | 
| from hand to mouth | con lo justo | 
| from head to toe | de pies a cabeza | 
| from hunger | a causa del hambre | 
| from rags to riches | de mendigo a millonario | 
- Things keep going from bad to worse: first, I los my job, now I lose my house!
 - Charlie never liked school. He hated it from day one.
 - Liz says she lives from hand to mouth but she spends too much money on clothes.
 - Mr. Fitzpatrick is a real gentleman from head to toe. So charming!
 - The amount of people dying from hunger every day around the world is alarming.
 - My dad was very poor but he went from rags to riches working all his life.
 
| from scratch | desde el principio | 
| from side to side | de un lado al otro | 
| from soup to nuts | de principio a fin | 
| from square one | desde el principio | 
| from stem to stern | de proa a popa | 
| from the bottom of one's heart | de todo corazón | 
- My computer caught a virus and I had no backup so I had to start my workfrom scratch.
 - The flowers swayed from side to side in the light summer breeze. It was lovely.
 - Helen was very much involved in the project. She was in it from soup to nuts.
 - The police inquiry had to begin from square one after a series of false clues.
 - We've searched the yacht from stem to stern but we didn't find any hole.
 - I wish you both a very happy marriage, from the bottom of my heart.
 
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| from the cradle to the grave | durante toda la vida | 
| from the frying pan into the fire | de Guatemala a Guatepeor | 
| from the get-go/word "go" | desde el principio, desde el "vamos" | 
| from the sublime to the ridiculous | de un extremo al otro | 
| from this day forward | de hoy en adelante | 
| from time to time | de vez en cuando | 
| from way back | desde hace tiempo | 
- My grandfather worked from the cradle to the grave to have everything he wanted.
 - We've gone from the frying pan into the fire, no money, no house, no car...
 - Alex said he would help me with the assignment from the word "go".
 - I didn't like the movie; it went from the sublime to the ridiculous all the time.
 - From this day forward, I'll start going to the gym every week.
 - I like having a glass of wine during dinner from time to time.
 - Pete and Tim are really good friends. They know each other from way back.
 
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