Examples of using Is borrowed in English and their translations into German
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It has nothing of its own, all is borrowed.
For every book that is borrowed, a borrowing slip must be filled out.
A reservation is possible, when a medium is borrowed.
Its name Monceau is borrowed from a popular Parisian park.
We call this concept‘learning organisations', the term‘learning democracy' is borrowed from that.
Every moment is borrowed time with one question to answer… Will You Survive?
The main distinction between the two groups is the degree to which their vocabulary is borrowed from Romanian.
This section is borrowed and modified from Alexander Neundorf's README file on LISa.
The verse that helpfully serves as the piece's epigraph is borrowed from the composer's poet friend Edoardo Sanguineti.
The capital of a bank consists of two parts,the invested capital and the banking capital, which is borrowed p.
The structure of the finale of the Sonata in A major is borrowed from the finale of Beethoven's Piano Sonata, Op.
The title of the exhibition is borrowed from an abstract painting by Adam Noack, which depicts the anger of the gesture and the manure and the glyphosate through the coloring.
On the one hand we work with a communication language, which is borrowed very strongly from architecture itself.
If your definition of a coach is borrowed from high school or college athletics, where the athlete is beneath the coach and can even be dismissed by him, then the term"coaching" may be a bit misleading to you.
To the east, you go out of a framed wooden door of a large wall while in the south,a small grid is borrowed iron forged to leave.
Banks were designed to ensure the maximum is borrowed by countries which should never have gone down that path.
The customer shall pay for the service always before the course begins or before the equipment is borrowed in any shop in cash or by a credit card.
The more contradictory a thing, the truer it is, or in other words, the more absurd, the more credible it is. This maxim,which is not even newly invented but is borrowed from the theology of the Revelation and from mysticism,is the naked expression of the so-called dialectical principle.
Otto Werner's work has the programmatic title Construction Sculpture: itsblocky structure with a complex spatial layering of individual cubic shapes is borrowed from the New Architecture advocated by the Bauhaus and others.
These two pictures provide the overlay for two larger-than-life balancing figures in wood, wire and paper,whose form is borrowed from a toy design by Koloman Moser for the Wiener Werkstätte from the 1910s.
Books can be borrowed via our office during our opening hours.
Money should be borrowed only when necessary, because they accrue interest.
Forums, triumph arches and monuments were borrowed from the imperial forms of the defeated France.
I was borrowed.
The US is borrowing massively from abroad.
That's borrowed power.
Mice, may not be borrowed or removed.
Your toboggan can be borrowed on the top and simply returned once arrived in the valley.
Testing the biotech equipment, which can be borrowed by schools.
Bicycles, skateboards and kayaks can be borrowed at the reception.