Examples of using Has borrowed in English and their translations into Greek
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Nobody has borrowed it.
It looks like the entire party has borrowed them.
Iceland has borrowed some money.
Thus the credit markets are stabilized even though the US government has borrowed $400 billion.
The country has borrowed a lot.
People also translate
It has borrowed mostly from that discipline.
Features and ideas that iOS has borrowed from Android.
English has borrowed many words from French.
That's the amount of money the US has borrowed so far this year.
English has borrowed many words from French.
It merely argues that the US fiscal policy has borrowed growth from the future.
The city has borrowed a lot of money.
The Ontario Liberal plan for real change is proving so powerful that even the Harris-Eves government has borrowed a handful of our ideas for its throne speech.
Luxembourgish has borrowed many French words.
The Financial Support Fund has undertaken the arduous task of refinancing the banks,for which the Greek state(i.e. taxpayers) has borrowed about 50 billion euros!
Sir, Sada has borrowed 40,000 from Shivraman… on interest.
It's worth mentioning that according to Merriam-Webster's dictionary,the English language has borrowed 57 words from Turkish and 34 words from all Slavic languages.
Our country has borrowed much more money than we can repay.
Because of the Norman Conquest,the English language has borrowed a considerable amount of its vocabulary from French.
Turkey has borrowed nearly $50 billion from the fund in 47 years.
Jb_info}The above information concerning the datacenter has borrowed from the website of Lamda Hellix, where our servers are hosted.
English has borrowed 60% of its vocabulary from French over the centuries.
Since 2010, Greece has borrowed over 300 billion euros.
Greece has borrowed a lot of money-more than it can pay back.
VocabularyEdit Sindhi has borrowed from English and Hindustani.
Albanian has borrowed a great number of words from its neighbors.
In this case, the user that has borrowed the material cannot renew his/her loan.
The language has borrowed a great number of roots from the Mongolian language and more recently from the Russian language….
Every dollar the federal government has borrowed since 2008, has generated only 44 cents of economic output.
So Greece has borrowed a lot(although other countries who borrowed more and for similar reasons are not-- yet-- being treated like Greece).