de otros

of others

→ de

phrase Common #7,430

of others Depending on the verb, it can also mean “from others.”

SP: No quiero depender de otros.

EN: I don't want to depend on others.

Are you always snooping around other people's houses?

— El conformista (1971)

I would rather die than steal from others.

He invades the privacy of others.

I like people who are friends with others.

But don't go holding other people's hands.

— PK (2014)

We would just go to each other’s houses.

— Buenos Muchachos (1990)

We should respect other people's ideas.

Other people's clothes never fit me well.

— Picnic (1955)

She lays her eggs in other birds' nests.

— 3 Idiotas (2009)

He gets money from other people.

— Estación Zombie: tren a Busan (2016)

Tom doesn't like relying on others.

Don't speak badly of others.

Don't you get bored taking care of other people's kids, with all those guys over there?

— Das weiße Band - Eine deutsche Kindergeschichte (2009)

I learned by observing the suffering of others.

I think I’m too old to be made a laughingstock by others.

Other people's traps are sacred.

— Manon des sources (1986)