Examples of using They borrow in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
They borrow things.
The more they borrow.
They borrow more and more.
Who will they borrow from?
Never return the books they borrow.
They borrow books instead of buying them.
From whom will they borrow?
They borrow from each other every day.
From whom would they borrow?
They borrow money before they need it.
Pay off what they borrow.
They borrow some of the elements of our analysis.
But of course, ideas, they borrow from each other.
They borrow books and sit on a step to browse.
They borrow books from the library and from friends.
Some of it they invent but most they borrow from others.
They borrow clothes, talk about boys, conspire against the parental units.
All I do is raise the interest on the money they borrow to make their fall line.
Often they borrow to enrich themselves and their crony partners in crime.
Again, what they can't raise from taxes they borrow from banks.
And its name, they borrow from the lower layer- it is of non-woven fabrics.
As debtors and potential debtors become more conservative, they borrow less or not at all.
Namely, they borrow each other's clothes, except Bella is probably less likely to give them back.
Then, if needed to clear the checks, they borrow the money back from the other banks.
Under the new rules,students will be required to repay a much smaller portion of what they borrow.
Once Politicans win they borrow money to pay for their promises in order to keep the promises.
Scholars often describe pagan rituals in language they borrow from Christianity.
In effect, they borrow back the money they just created, pocketing the spread between the interest rates as their profit.
In the case of the United States whenever the government needs to deficit spend they borrow it from the Federal Reserve at interest.