Examples of using Has borrowed in English and their translations into Slovak
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Who has borrowed it?
The amount of money that the customer has borrowed.
Germany has borrowed 7 billion dollars.
She wears black clothes, which are quite new and whole,but they fit so badly that one is tempted to think she has borrowed them in order to appear before the Court of Justice in a befitting manner.
Sir, Sada has borrowed 40,000 from Shivraman.
Mr. Fitzthum, a young aspiring musicologist was sent to the not-so-young musicologist Mr. Szabo to doresearch in his apartment for a valuable music-sheet that Szabo has borrowed years ago for a never-completed dissertation.
Yoruba has borrowed a lot of vocabulary from Arabic and Hausa.
Well, that's because this new Star Wars game has borrowed game elements from each of those games.
Ukraine has borrowed hundreds of millions dollars under high percent.
Because of the Norman Conquest, the English language has borrowed a considerable amount of its vocabulary from French.
The language has borrowed words from its neighbours, including Sindhi, Gujarati and Rajasthani.
From this calculation it is obvious that with any form of taxation per head the State is bailing out the last coppers of the poor taxpayers in order tosettle accounts with wealthy foreigners, from whom it has borrowed money instead of collecting these coppers for its own needs without the additional interest.
Since 2000, Africa has borrowed around $130 billion from China.
Short sale" in relation to a share or debt means any sale of the share or debt which the seller does not own at the time of entering into the agreement to sell including such a sale where at thetime of entering into the agreement to sell the seller has borrowed or agreed to borrow the share or debt for delivery at settlement;
Governor Feron has borrowed two million livre from the Dutch in the King's name.
The natural or legal person has borrowed the share or sovereign debt instrument;
Gulf Arabic has borrowed many English words and changed them beyond recognition.
Throughout its history, Islam has borrowed and adapted from other civilizations both ancient and modern.
So Greece has borrowed a lot(although other countries whoborrowed more and for similar reasons are not-- yet-- being treated like Greece).
Despite being a Persian language, Tajiki has borrowed many words from Russian due to the Soviet influence last century.
The Asus Fonepad has borrowed a bunch of features from the Nexus 7, which was also created under Google and Asus collaboration.
The just person doesn't steal from others and returns what he has borrowed(and Hume points out the similarity of this usage to the Aristotelian notion that justice consists in everyone getting his due, what he merits).
The language has borrowed many words from other languages such as'yunivhesiti'- university- and'motokari'- car- from English.
Over the years Assamese has borrowed words from Hindi, English, Bengali and other neighbouring languages.
British bank Northern Rock has borrowed large sums of money to fund mortgages for customers, and needs to pay off its debt by reselling(or“securitising”) those mortgages in the international capital markets.
Short selling can be divided into two types:covered short selling where the seller has borrowed the security, or made arrangements to ensure they can be borrowed before the short sale and uncovered or naked short selling where at the time of the short sale the seller has not borrowed the securities or ensured they can be borrowed. .
British bank Northern Rock has borrowed vast sums of money to fund customer mortgages and needs to pay off its debts by reselling these mortgages in the international capital markets.
I asked the Baroness for the bicycle that Eva had borrowed previously.
All those thing I have borrowed and need to return.
They asked him to return the money he had borrowed.