read from (something)
read from (something)
To recite the words written down in or on something. I read from the Bible as a part of my brother's wedding. Try not to read directly from the page the whole time you're giving your speech.
See also: read
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
read from something
to read [aloud] from something in particular. I will now read from a book of poetry that I like very much. I like that poem very much. What are you reading from?
See also: read
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- read from
- read out
- read
- read along (with someone or something)
- read for
- read for (something)
- read to
- read to (one)
- read back
- like a book