Examples of using Borrows in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
You argue and he borrows it.
He borrows his subjects from the nature.
The federal government, when it borrows from you, say, $100.
He borrows from his style emphasis and surprise at the same time.
So what happens is that somebody borrows money from the bank.
She borrows human masks that the mass media offer to her.
The women's ANORAK cotton sweatshirt borrows the lines of sportswear to give… XS.
Our House borrows its polyphonic narration from the art of Bach's fugues.
The chieftain visits him from time to time, borrows his cell phone and calls Mingmar.
The Bank borrows on the capital markets the funds for its lending.
In the best case,one sets up a customer account at Vexcash on time and borrows the first Euros 500.
A trader borrows a"cheap" currency(with a low interest rate), for example, the Japanese yen.
I aggressively seek judgments andobtain money from anyone who"steals" or"borrows" my image"creations.
Serbia borrows through the issuance of Eurobonds and on international financial markets.
Although The Graveyard Book is a 21st century novel, it borrows many of the characteristics typical of Gothic classics.
The other option borrows its colors scheme from one of the legendary designer's more recent creations, the HyperAdapt 1.0?
The typical borrower for IuteCredit Moldovais between 18 to 68 years old and borrows an average amount of EUR 400 for personal needs.
In such times every one borrows only for the purpose of paying, in order to settle previously contracted obligations.
If a man borrows an animal from his neighbor and it is injured or dies while the owner is not present, he must make restitution.
The work, which was developed especially for Brussels, borrows its title from what are alleged to be Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's last words.
It borrows the skin from the fairly popular Merge Gaming network, which has been around a few years prior to the launch of Poker Nordica.
Berlin-based, Argentine artist Miguel Rothschild borrows the title of his installation from one of Jorge Luis Borges's later poems.
She borrows her motifs from historical and contemporary pictorial language, illustrations from politics and advertising, and the artefacts of various cultures.
Is a form of capitalism that borrows from Socialism just such features as will make it efficient for war purposes.
The package borrows cleverly from the Swiss model of the system of government and the Belgian model for European relations.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad borrows the"John Bull" to operate at the"Fair of the Iron Horse" in Baltimore, Maryland.
Giorgio Agamben borrows from Friedrich Nietzsche's classification of the contemporary as something"untimely" or a"dys-chrony"; in short, as being out of one's own time.
By these words, young Tom Cruise borrows his father's 928 over the weekend, and many cinemagoers will agree with him.
Entrepreneur Haydon Suyong borrows $50 million Euros from Hugh Darrow to open the first health care clinic in China that caters exclusively to prosthetic-equipped patients.
Designed by Lievore Altherr Molina, Meety borrows its visual language from the architecture of the bridge: strong but lightweight, supportive but with room for air.