choose from (people or things)

To select from a group of options. The supervisor will choose from these candidates for someone to fill the position.

choose from someone or something

to make a selection from a group of persons or things. You will have to choose from these people only. Ron chose from the items in the catalog.

词组	choose from (people or things)
释义	choose from (people or things) choose from (people or things) To select from a group of options. The supervisor will choose from these candidates for someone to fill the position. See also: choose Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. choose from someone or something to make a selection from a group of persons or things. You will have to choose from these people only. Ron chose from the items in the catalog. See also: choose McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: choose from choose among choose among (people or things) choose between (two people or things) choose between two people or things choose decide decide against decide against (someone or something) decided
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