Examples of using Has borrowed in English and their translations into Italian
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My brother has borrowed a car.
Has borrowed the wife to friends.
Since 2010, Greece has borrowed over €300 billion.
Cumberford bases his analysis on a comparison with the X coupé from which the CS1 has borrowed so much.
Sir, Sada has borrowed 40,000 from Shivraman.
This is the outline which the extension has borrowed to link old and new.
Sir, Sada has borrowed 40,000 from Shivraman on interest.
Every language has evolved from another and has borrowed words from other languages.
Ixion has borrowed a staff from Grynos and hasn't given it back.
A gold dealer is convinced that his father has borrowed gold from him and is doing his best not to return it.
Rocket has borrowed the iconic shapes,
The team behind the platform has borrowed heavily from the Bitcoin protocol.
The device has borrowed many of its characteristics from the Mi 9,
you will find a record of money that the bank has borrowed from other banks or large pension funds.
Governor Feron has borrowed two million livre from the Dutch in the King's name.
Last has been written for incomplete two weeks, and some fragments the author has borrowed from the old compositions.
The natural or legal person has borrowed the share or sovereign debt instrument;
also creator with Burroughs of modern cut-up, has borrowed from Stein the permutation technique.
Persian, which has borrowed many words from Arabic, has not kept the latter's irregular plurals.
Here, therefore, is the paradox: modern secularization has borrowed the idea of progress from Christianity, but Christianity was not progressive.
Yesterday my friend has borrowed my laptop
For example, consider a scenario:“A close friend of you has borrowed your Samsung WB100 16MP camera, in which you had about 300+ photos.
Tramontana has borrowed from both worlds to successfully achieve what can easily
over the previous decade the European Coal and Steel Community has borrowed money from the markets
In Western art, primitivism typically has borrowed from non-Western or prehistoric people perceived to be"primitive",
Ireland has borrowed a lot,
From this historical role the city has borrowed its structure and its nature as a multiform and vital community,
We have reason to believe that the Duke has borrowed $2 million from some plutocrat
And if you bring the chain to the end, Glu Mobile has borrowed the concept of such action-fighting game from the creators of the famous game Infinity Blade,
It reflects almost exclusively the language of western Greenland and has borrowed a great deal of vocabulary from Danish,