Examples of using Was borrowed in English and their translations into Swedish
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It was borrowed.
The graphical look of the desktop was borrowed from AmigaOS 1.x.
Eugène Onegin was borrowed five years ago,
My father always told me that the earth was borrowed.
Bolt was borrowed.
These instruments tabulate the money that was borrowed.
The equipment was borrowed from Siemens.
which in turn was borrowed from the Far East.
Eugene Onegin was borrowed 5 years ago, but it was returned.
And if earlier this haircut was the prerogative of girls, today it was borrowed by young men wearing elongated haircuts.
The day was borrowed for Jesus, whose birthday is unknown
Perhaps the money was borrowed from a bank?
The-ee suffix was borrowed from the French‑é suffix during the late Middle Ages, when French started to exert its linguistic influence on English.
This is the amount that was borrowed against the bank.
film footage were fabricated for PR purposes, and- remarkably- some advanced technology was borrowed.
The appearance of the characters was borrowed from the popular 80s cartoon.
This type of apartments was borrowed from Europe and America,
In the meantime… these instruments tabulate the money that was borrowed by His Majesty's illustrious father, Ptolemy Xll.
The word pruta was borrowed from Mishnaic Hebrew,
This was the doctrine of the ancient Persians, from whom it was borrowed by Manes, the founder of the Manichean sect.
EUR 11.6 billion(41%) was borrowed in EUR, of which more than half was raised under the EARN facility.
By the way, to prevent breakthrough of the powder gases through application of dulce liner in the barrel was borrowed from the revolver in revolvers piper.
In the meantime… tabulate the money that was borrowed by His Majesty's illustrious father, Ptolemy XII. these instruments.
though it is unknown if it was borrowed directly from Irish or from English.
the gas piston was borrowed from automatic rifles M14,
that tracks lending transactions, with a field containing the date the item was borrowed and a field containing the date it was returned.
the Gladius was borrowed by them from the Iberians and at first was called"Gladius hispanicus"(i.e."Spanish sword").
on the third day was borrowed from older religions in the eastern Mediterranean area.
in Act 2 was borrowed from the'Scene in the Temple:
Like many other words over the centuries, crack was borrowed into the Irish language with the Gaelicized spelling craic.