Examples of using Have to borrow in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
So we have to borrow again.
Is smaller than 9, so we have to borrow again.
I have to borrow them.
If we don't go for Gandil, I have to borrow.
And we have to borrow more.
Is not larger than 3, so we have to borrow again.
I have to borrow another sport coat.
But I'm gonna have to borrow some money.
I have to borrow Emily for some girl talk.
And invite the future all the time. Therefore, we have to borrow from the past.
I will have to borrow it.
I have to buy the car back, and now the guy is asking for double. Which means I have to borrow.
I'm gonna have to borrow your deputies.
These same markets from which the States, thanks to your ultra-liberal laws, have to borrow at high rates of interest.
We have to borrow some of our countries.
These nations will then gradually come under the control of the IMF as they struggle to pay the interest, and have to borrow more and more.
I'm gonna have to borrow some money from Vince.
People were receiving messages from unknown people,texting them as friends and claiming that they have to borrow money from them, thinking it's a scam.
Oh, I might have to borrow a bike.
You have to borrow a car from Anders and bring my son before 3.
We will have to borrow from your sister.
I meant I'm gonna have to borrow it now… Um, yeah, no, but if you need an autographed Jersey.
Therefore, we have to borrow from the past and invite the future all the time.
The family had to borrow 10,000 for this.
I had to borrow one of your pictures.
I had to borrow and… don't ask.
Yeah, I had to borrow them.
Yeah. We had to borrow it for a little bit.
I had to borrow it.
He had to borrow money from the bank to buy his materials.
