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ser de
ser de
to be from; to belong to; to be of
→ ser
phrase
Extremely common
#179
to be from; to belong to; to be of
Its meaning depends on the context and what follows. It can express origin (ser de México), ownership or responsibility (ser de la directiva), a quality (ser de fiar), or necessity/inevitability (ser de otro modo).
SP:
No podía ser de otro modo.
EN:
It could not have been otherwise.