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Meanings of borrow money in English

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Usage of borrow money in English
1
Quite another to borrow money to fund a bloated, inept, patronage-driven state.
The South African
2
They only call on her, however, when they wish to borrow money.
The new yorker
3
You had to borrow money from your date to get back home.
The Great Book of Amber
4
You are going to be a businessperson, but don't ever borrow money.
Reuters
5
I'm going to borrow money from Will to buy a hundred shoats.
East of eden
6
But it would be impossible for me to borrow money from you.
Celibates
7
It has never been necessary for me to borrow money from him.
Emily Fox-Seton / Being "The Making of a Marchioness" and "The M...
8
But does the government borrow money to keep it in their coffers?
Memoir, Correspondence, and Miscellanies, From the Papers of Tho...
9
He could not sell or borrow money on what had been given.
The Shuttle
10
When they borrow money they never fail to make use of it.'
The Book-Hunter in London / Historical and Other Studies of Coll...
11
Is it possible that you expect me to borrow money of You?
Blind Love
12
Do American Companies want to borrow money-aswant to borrow they will?
Roundabout Papers
13
Are the developing countries going to borrow money to fight against climate change?
The Guardian
14
It's a great time to borrow money when rates are favourable.
News.com.au
15
Can we as a State borrow money at 0 per cent?
The Irish Times
16
When you become successful everyone starts asking to borrow money -friends, family.
Reuters
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South Africa
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New Zealand
Common
Australia
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