からして
From the (single) example A, you can tell B
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「この雪の状態からして、今日車に乗る事は無理だろう。」
Judging from the snow's condition, I think it's impossible to drive today.
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「講師の紹介からして、つまらなさそうです。」
Judging from the lecturer's introduction, it seems boring.
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「この証拠からして彼女は無実だという事になる。」
It follows from this evidence that she is innocent.
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「その結論からして家族は２つのグループに分けられるのであった。」
From that conclusion the family could be divided into two groups.
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Construction
| ANoun (example) | + | から | + | して | + | Bconclusion |
Examples:
風からして嵐だ (you can tell it's a storm by the wind)
Usages notes (by users)
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1. Means "even A" or "judging from A", depending on the context.
2. When からして means "even", it can be replaced by (で) すら or (で) さえ. (However, unlike (で) すら and（で) さえ, it is used only in the subject position in a sentence and can't be used in the in/direct object position).
3. When it means "judging from" it can be replaced by から言って or から見て.
2. When からして means "even", it can be replaced by (で) すら or (で) さえ. (However, unlike (で) すら and（で) さえ, it is used only in the subject position in a sentence and can't be used in the in/direct object position).
3. When it means "judging from" it can be replaced by から言って or から見て.
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