The preposition “de” is used in several fixed expressions in Spanish. Let’s check out some of them!<\/p>\n
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de ah\u00ed en adelante<\/strong> = from that moment on<\/p>\n de ahora en adelante<\/strong> = from now on; henceforth<\/p>\n de buena gana<\/strong> = willingly<\/p>\n de buenas a primeras<\/strong> = immediately, suddenly<\/p>\n de costumbre<\/strong> = as usual; normally<\/p>\n de cuando en cuando<\/strong> = from time to time<\/p>\n de golpe<\/strong> – suddenly, abruptly<\/p>\n de hecho<\/strong> = in fact, actually<\/p>\n de medio pelo<\/strong> = second-rate<\/p>\n de moda<\/strong> = in fashion; in style<\/p>\n de nada<\/strong> = not at all, you\u2019re welcome<\/p>\n de nuevo<\/strong> = again<\/p>\n de par en par<\/strong> = wide open (door, window)<\/p>\n de perlas<\/strong> = just what you needs; just right<\/p>\n de pronto<\/strong> = suddenly<\/p>\n de repente<\/strong> = abruptly, suddenly<\/p>\n de todas maneras<\/strong> = in any case; anyway<\/p>\n de todos modos<\/strong> = anyway; at any rate<\/p>\n de un modo u otro<\/strong> = one way or another<\/p>\n de un momento a otro<\/strong> = at any moment<\/p>\n de una vez<\/strong> = at once<\/p>\n de veras<\/strong> = really, truly<\/p>\n de vez en cuando<\/strong> = sometimes; now and then<\/p>\n .<\/p>\n \u00a1Nos vemos prontito!<\/p>\n