Examples of using Borne in English and their translations into German
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Political
You have borne it well.
I don't think he could have borne that.
You have borne your sorrow well.
Any bank fees and charges shall be borne solely by the User.
Tick borne disease season.
People also translate
And thou has borne it well.
I have borne every privation for this railroad!
EVERS Group situated in Borne, The Netherlands.
Borne is the sister city of the German town Rheine.
Was he not borne of woman?
And the long-term costs of that vicious cycle will be borne by us all.
I would have borne any insult.
Children are dying mainly from diarrhoea caused by water borne diseases.
All sorrows can be borne if you put them in a story.
Customer transportation costs to PowerData SA are however borne by the customer.
With an enthusiasm borne by his brilliant social boom, G.
The flag of the civic association Nobilitas Carpathiae borne by its president.
Direct cost of customs formalities borne on intraCommunity trade in goods billion ECU.
The Fancy Pants Adventure is an online platform adventure game created by Brad Borne.
The tinctures gold and blue were those borne by the Duchy of Nassau.
The cost of the programme will be borne by the Guarantee Section of the EAGGF.
Damage in transit caused because ofimproper packaging shall also be borne by the purchaser.
The Picasso Museum and fashionable Borne district are a 10-minute walk away.
Accommodation, travel and all other expenses are borne by the visitor.
This apartment has a great location in the Borne Quarter, at Passeig Del Borne.
In this case, this was the company Boomkamp Gardens from Borne in the Netherlands.
For B isoglucose, the share of the B levy borne by sugar manufacturers.
This amendment wouldunnecessarily increase the economic impact of training borne by railway undertakings.
The tinctures red and silver were the heraldic colours borne by the Electorate of Trier.
For isoglucose, the share of the basic production levy borne by sugar manufacturers.