Examples of using Are borrowed in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
None of my clothes are borrowed.
The motives are borrowed from murals in several churches.
That means for every dollar spent, three are borrowed.
Talking books are borrowed in Legimus.
Like other games clones Saints Row 4 is trying to surpass the components that are borrowed.
In which the motifs of decoration are borrowed from flora and fauna.
Many lines are borrowed from the older books,
th dh kh gh, are borrowed from Arabic.
The pool cards are borrowed from the reception for a deposit of 15€.
The term''short selling''means selling shares that are borrowed, rather than owned.
Actually the wheels are borrowed from the previous project,
The raw materials and energy that sustain our operations are borrowed from Mother Nature.
Its basic principles are borrowed from Scandinavia- a region with similar natural conditions to Latvia.
Borås lends out three sculptures and in return three sculptures are borrowed from the municipalities.
Funds transferred from a credit card are borrowed from your provider and, if they aren't repaid by the agreed date,
money the authors of the project consider the possibility of wide application of large modules that are borrowed from existing samples of rocketry.
All drugs used today in the treatment of anorexia are borrowed from other conditions,
all the events and the characters are borrowed from there.
This happens when words from different foreign languages are borrowed at about the same time to designate a new concept,
The resources to be provided are borrowed by the Commission that should be empowered to that end,
It is claimed that most of the quotations from the Old Testament are borrowed from the Septuagint, and that this fact proves that the Gospel of Matthew was composed in Greek.
Let us say first that the four lower principles are borrowed or rather, perhaps, evolved out of ourselves in combination with elements drawn from the common storehouse of nature, as man takes
research) are borrowed from European domestic policy
think that the quotations of the first class are borrowed from a collection of Messianic passages,
The proposed definitions for parent companies, subsidiaries and participations are borrowed from Directive 92/30/EEC on the supervision of credit institutions on a consolidated basis and the Seventh Directive 83/349/EEC on consolidated accounts.
They're borrowed!
They're borrowed! We can use'em for the show.
We can use'em for the show. They're borrowed!
A helmet can be borrowed from the stables.
The publications can be borrowed by anyone.