Examples of using Are borrowed in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Trillions more are borrowed.
Books are borrowed till the end of test examination.
Not just words are borrowed.
These motors are borrowed from the Italian concern Flat.
The clothes I am wearing now, those are borrowed.
Some women's accessories are borrowed from men, for example, suspenders.
His sins, if there are such thing as sins, are borrowed….
Some are borrowed from other scripts, but many are unique.
No thought is yours, no thought is original-- all thoughts are borrowed.
Some concepts and assets of Overwatch elements are borrowed from the cancelled Titan project.
Like other games clones Saints Row4 is trying to surpass the components that are borrowed.
The goals of psychological counseling are borrowed from various psychotherapeutic concepts.
His wings are borrowed from the umbrellas of Beckett's stories, and with his long, smoky farts gives his blessing to the existence of these figures in Hell.
Green bikes parked at other places are borrowed by other users or prepared for other purposes.
In the first case, which is called the mode of the plot is completely similar to the TV series of the same name,and all the events and the characters are borrowed from there.
Self-help books are borrowed every year and three of the 10 most borrowed books in the country are self-help.
The term''short selling'' means selling shares that are borrowed, rather than owned.
Since the shares which are sold are borrowed, the funds that are received from the sale technically do not belong to the short seller.
While most words in Colloquial Arabic find their root in MSA,many colloquial words are borrowed from Spanish, French, and Berber.
In Wales now, 30,000 self-help books are borrowed every year and three of the 10 most checked-out library books in the country are of the self-help genre.
Schmidtke, it should be added,has tried to show that all Jerome's quotations are borrowed from an earlier writer, Apollonaris;
More than 150 exhibits are borrowed from 24 national and international collections, including the Janus Pannonius Museum, which houses more than 30 works of art.
It is true, someone may raise the objection: certainly the“whole” as a symbol, does not exist in nature;yet all its details are borrowed from nature, the black color, the roses, etc.
This happens when words from different foreign languages are borrowed at about the same time to designate a new concept, not previously known in the culture of this ethnos.
Whoever has heard Kurtág Márta and Kurtág György playing the Sinfonia of Bach's Actus tragicus cannot interpret it any other way as the common prayer of the couple,the words of which are borrowed from Bach.
The bodies and artefacts are borrowed from a number of museums, universities, academia and private collections so that the public can meet face to face with these special memories of history.
First of all, the name"Provence" is translated from French as"province",which means that all its distinctive features are borrowed from the design of small houses located in small villages on the Mediterranean coast.
To the extent that funds are borrowed generally and used for the purpose of obtaining a qualifying asset, the amount of borrowing costs eligible for capitalization is determined by applying a capitalization rate to the expenditures on that asset.
In addition, the policy fields currently envisaged(culture, youth,research) are borrowed from European domestic policy and have not, up to now, been intended to define cooperation with third countries.
The resources to be provided are borrowed by the Commission that should be empowered to that end, on the capital markets or from financial institutions, avoiding the involvement of the Union in any transformation of maturities that would expose it to an interest risk or any other market risk.