Examples of using Was borrowed in English and their translations into Portuguese
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I was borrowed.
The name of each of the seven days was borrowed from the Sanskrit name.
The tank was borrowed from model V7 Sport and had 30 liter capacity.
The magnificent white dress for wedding was borrowed by us from Europe.
The procedure was borrowed from yoga, where Jala neti is called.
The use of gunpowder as an explosive came after its use was borrowed by the West.
Thompson was borrowed from MGM.
The Greeks called it"Crocodile City"(Koine Greek:Κροκοδειλόπολις Krokodeilópolis), which was borrowed into Latin as Crocodīlopolis.
Perhaps the money was borrowed from a bank?
He was borrowed by Fox to support Will Rogers in Too Busy to Work 1932.
From Greek, the name was borrowed into Turkish as Kesriye.
Alfalfa sending Buckwheat andPorky to deliver a love note to Darla was borrowed from"Mail and Female.
Because his was borrowed from his brother, and it was more old-fashioned.
In the meantime… these instruments tabulate the money that was borrowed by His Majesty's illustrious father, Ptolemy Xll.
Čište‘guitar' was borrowed from Ismaîn, and is cognate with native sista‘box', both going back to Caďinor cista‘box.
This later developed into Coptic:Ϩⲛⲏⲥ(/ǝhnes/), which was borrowed into early Egyptian Arabic: اهناس Ahnās.
On August 14, 2009, was borrowed directly by the club on loan at William and Mogi Mirim.
The license never says what distribution is, because the term was borrowed from United States copyright law.
But as one was felling a beam, the axe head fell into the water. Then he cried, and said,"Alas, my master!For it was borrowed.
The pie on the ceiling gag was borrowed from the Andy Clyde film In the Doghouse.
English and French rue, Dutch ruit andGerman Raute all go back to Latin ruta, which itself was borrowed from Greek rhyte.
The film title Wing and a Prayer was borrowed from a number one hit song in 1943,"Coming In On a Wing and a Prayer.
Birthplace of her still consider China,although it is known that the technology was borrowed by residents of this country the Turkmen.
The date of scheduled return is not shown directly, butthe number after"linger" is the number of seconds for which the license was borrowed;
Etymology==The Ancient Greek form"Euphrátēs"() was borrowed from Old Persian"Ufrātu", itself from Elamite"ú-ip-ra-tu-iš.
The concept was borrowed from the Austro-Hungarian socialists who themselves sought a solution to the oppression of minorities as part of a multi-ethnic empire.
After the end of the 2009-10 Serie A season, he was borrowed by Juventus for their US tour, along with 4 other players.
This doctrine was borrowed and expanded by Ferdinand de Saussure, and it entered into the posthumous edition of his'Course', adjusted by his disciples C. Bally and Albert Sechehaye 1916.
And yet this miraculous thing came late into Hellenic story, andthe only name by which they knew it was borrowed from another and an earlier race.
According to Benoit,the Crippler Crossface was borrowed from Malenko and eventually caught on as Benoit's signature hold.