de aquí a

de aquí a(
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A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
phrase
a. from here to
Podemos caminar de aquí a donde Claudia. No queda muy lejos.We can walk from here to Claudia's. It's not too far.
b. between here and
Trata de caminar de aquí a la puerta sin usar las muletas.Try walking between here and the door without using the crutches.
a. between now and
Tenemos que pagar el alquiler la próxima semana y no sé cómo vamos a conseguir el dinero de aquí a allá.Rent is due next week and I don't know how we're going to find the money between now and then.
b. by
El nuevo gobierno espera abrir más de cinco nuevas escuelas de aquí a marzo.The new government hopes to open five new schools by March.
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