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Significados de borrow en inglés

portugués
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catalán
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español
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To take up (an idea) as one's own.

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Get temporarily.

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Uso de borrow en inglés
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But companies and governments need to borrow to expand and support growth.
Reuters
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To borrow the words of the prime minister herself: enough is enough.
The Guardian
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Moreover, she refused to allow children to borrow the books they wanted.
Shadows in the twilight
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I'll borrow another example from my friend Bruce Goldberg: your caloric consumption.
The black swan: the impact of the highly improbable
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Quite another to borrow money to fund a bloated, inept, patronage-driven state.
The South African
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Merely allow me to borrow her without challenge in your own past.
For Love Of Evil
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In China, however, many buyers also borrow to cover their down payments.
Reuters
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I would go to someone's house and ask: can I borrow that?
The Guardian
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But the euro crisis has made it harder to borrow from abroad.
Reuters
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They only call on her, however, when they wish to borrow money.
The new yorker
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Is it fair to borrow another' food culture for one's own ends?
The Irish Times
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That's why the Clean Energy Project wants to borrow your PC power.
Wired
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However, at times, the rhetoric appears to borrow heavily from antisemitic tropes.
The Guardian
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This is a long way to come to borrow books, isn't it?
IT
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Last year, British government had to borrow £156bn more than it spent.
BBC
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Kiwirail will borrow seventy five million dollars to buy the new locomotives.
Radio NZ
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Translations for borrow
español
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Borrow a través del tiempo
Borrow por variante geográfica
Nueva Zelanda
Común
Australia
Común
Estados Unidos de América
Común
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