Examples of using Have borrowed in English and their translations into Arabic
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We have borrowed these bikes.
Then you shouldn't have borrowed the money.
He may have borrowed my pseudonym but this guy doesn't know the first thing about my techniques.
Because in the past four years, you have borrowed.
But she could have borrowed one or stole one.
That doesn't mean they couldn't have borrowed one.
Adam must have borrowed that knife.
At some point,they will withdraw the investment income and make off with everything they have borrowed.
I may have borrowed a pair of P.A.L. s.
You know, I told you, you shouldn't have borrowed money from him.
Motome must have borrowed a blade from your household?
Cocoa comes from the Aztec word cacáua as the Aztecs have borrowed from the Maya language.
Your kids have borrowed a lot of money from us, Pritam!
Finally, Iraq asserted that Kuwait should have borrowed more, and liquidated less.
I would have borrowed Natalie's ruby pendant, but she took that with her when she went gone baby gone.
Is there anyone here who have borrowed some money from me?
If they pass the integration exam,they do not have to repay the money they have borrowed.
No, but he could have borrowed one or stolen one.
Now to most, that don't mean mu ch, but to me… well,it kinda looks like someo ne might have borrowed time they didn't have. .
You really should have borrowed Richard Hammond's booster cushion.
A very highly leveraged economy means that a few investors have borrowed a lot of cash from all the lenders in the economy.
Many, many people have borrowed this legend… quite profitably, too.
Over the past decades, Tunisians have borrowed many dishes from Italy.
This is an idea they may well have borrowed from Australia when it faced one of the worst droughts of the country's history from 1997 to 2009.
Well, speaking of temporary, you must have borrowed some more Grace… you're looking very good.
So far, nearly 6,300 network members have borrowed close to three million dollars, with a repayment rate of those loans at consistently above 95 percent.
A number of small island member States have borrowed from IMF to support structural adjustment programmes.
A half of the indebted families have borrowed money in short terms without exact rates of interests.