Examples of using Have borrowed in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Since then I have borrowed.
I have borrowed her books to read them.
You should have borrowed these.
We have borrowed it from our children.”-Native American Proverb.
Someone must have borrowed my kit.
People also translate
We have borrowed Her from our Descendants.
Return books I have borrowed.
Those who have borrowed money from you will return it.
That doesn't mean they couldn't have borrowed one.
I may have borrowed it.
Our government borrows cheap and invests what we have borrowed.
We should have borrowed a level.
They may have borrowed from other cultures, but their identity was their own.
Here is the proof I have borrowed from WEB.
Of men have borrowed deodorant from a girlfriend.
I got clothes you could have borrowed. But whatever.
She could have borrowed them from me and saved the walk. No, no, no.
Second, many Turkish companies have borrowed in foreign currency.
The banks have borrowed €183bn in total, or 110pc of Irish GDP.
I mean, I could have borrowed hers, eh?
I shouldn't have borrowed your clothes or copied your hair.
If he was smart,he never would have borrowed from me in the first place.
Instead they have borrowed from private banks or issued state debt.
The recipe of its preparation have borrowed from peopleNature itself.
Governments have borrowed too much debt, and people can panic when things change.”.
Governments in advanced economies have borrowed heavily, added $31 trillion.
Frank may have borrowed it for something.
I did not, but I may have borrowed some of its clothes.
You really should have borrowed Richard Hammond's booster cushion.
Many Turkish companies have borrowed in foreign currency too.
