Examples of using Have borrowed in English and their translations into Slovak
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Would I have borrowed?
Ask your relatives and friends who have borrowed.
He must have borrowed it.
The only books I have in my library are books I have borrowed from others.”.
You could have borrowed my COW hardhat!
The only books that arestill left in my library are ones that I have borrowed from other people.
StarBooks have borrowed this place for today.
When banks make loans they create additional deposits for those that have borrowed the money".
Money you have borrowed.
But have borrowed it from our children.
Since the year 2000, African countries have borrowed about $130 billion from China.
Once you have borrowed the boat, go to Taal Barahi Mandir temple, which lies on a small island in the middle of the lake.
But you could have borrowed my copy!
While banks have borrowed record amounts from the ECB in recent months, total lending has dropped by one-third since July.
Throughout the world, all advanced societies have borrowed many traits from Western culture;
In my bed, and, uh, I have borrowed the inflatable mattress from the woman across the hall who had the… with.
Everywhere I went there werenumerous people on cell phones that I could have borrowed if absolutely necessary.
He might have borrowed the gun and worn gloves.
He wouldn't go into details,but said other navies needing a temporary fix to such a shortage have borrowed vessels or refitted civilian tankers.
Successive governments have borrowed this money into existence over the years.
Well, speaking of temporary, you must have borrowed some more Grace-- you're looking very good.
It appears that the authors have borrowed at least some of their encryption code from OpenSSL, as large amounts of related strings can be found in the unpacked code.
All those thing I have borrowed and need to return.
Your loved one may have borrowed or even stolen money with no way to pay it back.
Ever since then, the world over, governments have borrowed money from banks and taxed the population to pay the interest.
Many developing world economies have borrowed heavily in dollars and will be stung by the higher cost of servicing their debts.
For example France and Germany have borrowed factors from Article 5 of the Rome Convention on the law applicable to contractual obligations.
Ever since then the world over, governments have borrowed money from private banking interests and taxed the population as a whole to pay the interest.