Examples of using Are borrowed in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Picutres are borrowed from the artists homepages.
The illustrations to the right are borrowed from Wikipedia.
The drawings are borrowed from the Citroën CX' parts list.
There are two terms used in the game of blackjack that are borrowed from baseball.
Loans are borrowed funds that must be repaid with interest.
Some Turkish conjunctions are borrowed from Persian and Arabic.
But, there are studies of the usage of sign language,words that are borrowed, etc.
Some women's accessories are borrowed from men, for example, suspenders.
Like other games clones Saints Row 4 is trying to surpass the components that are borrowed.
That is also true for words that are borrowed from other languages.
Some features are borrowed from classics like the Atari coin-ups Asteroids and Gravitar, and the home-computer games Thrust(Commodore 64) and Gravity….
The goals of psychological counseling are borrowed from various psychotherapeutic concepts.
So, to save time andmoney the authors of the project consider the possibility of wide application of large modules that are borrowed from existing samples of rocketry.
Sources: All photos are borrowed with permission from Lolmarketinghumor.
The press release suggests in jest that the song titles could be used in a death metal quiz, as these are borrowed and rewritten with tongue-in-cheek.
Actually the wheels are borrowed from the previous project, which came with the truck Ford.
Of considerable importance as well is the De viris illustribus,which was written at Bethlehem in 392, the title and arrangement of which are borrowed from Suetonius.
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.
The understanding article indicates that the requirement for coding of languages in parts of content does not apply to established specialist expressions or jargon that are borrowed from other languages.
If the stories of some films are borrowed from books or developed by writers, then the other pictures are based on real events, which makes them even more interesting.
Many peoples of the world have their"own" national epics, but more often than not,the original theme of such national epics are borrowed from other cultures(usually from neighbouring cultures).
His materials are borrowed from the cyclic poems from which Virgil(with whose works he was probably acquainted) also drew, in particular the Aethiopis(Coming of Memnon) and the Iliupersis(Destruction of Troy) of Arctinus of Miletus and the Ilias Mikra(Little Iliad) of Lesches.
When designing the space, it is useful to take into account that modern style is best embodied when some of the motifs characteristic of the facade andexternal walls of the building are borrowed.
The essence and eternity are well beyond our comprehension, is okay to accept, but treenighetslærens mystery and incomprehensibility, however,comes from the concepts that are borrowed from the Hellenistic philosophy and from the pagan god-representations.
Life jackets can be borrowed for boating activities.
This word is borrowed from English.
Bicycles can be borrowed from the hotel.
The illustration is borrowed from Wikipedia.
These can be borrowed on request.
Bikes can be borrowed for free in the property.