Examples of using Borrowed from in English and their translations into Chinese
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The suspension and steering systems are borrowed from the F-Pace but have been adapted for the I-Pace.
It was not borrowed from the Egyptians, as the week of seven days closing with a day of rest was unknown to them.
(“Currency,” a term borrowed from the aeronautical world, reflects a pilot's log of recent airtime.).
The rest of the bits in the Interface ID(those borrowed from the underlying Ethernet address) also follow specific patterns.
This does not discount, however, the possibility that certain ideas may have been borrowed from one religion to another.
The exhibit's name is borrowed from Trump: The Game, a poor-selling board game put out by Milton Bradley in 1989.
The fantastic form of the tracts is borrowed from contemporary romances of knighthood and travel.
During the pregnancy, her body borrowed from itself to supply the baby with its nutritional needs, and those stores need to be replenished.
It is in this context that I talk of insect media- the entanglement of notions borrowed from biology with high tech technology;
Windows 2.0 was still clunky, but increasingly borrowed from work Apple had done on the Macintosh.
The second assumption about system design borrowed from the philosophy of science and the view that a major new theory is typically characterized by.
The first two are rear-wheel drive electrics that utilize one electric motor via a rear end borrowed from their VW brethren.
The blue-yellow-white colour combination is borrowed from the city's coat of arms and is also an absolute exception in German professional football.
Steering dynamics have also been improved, with front and rear axles, as well as a carbon fiber strut brace borrowed from the M3 and M4.
This harp, she had made it-even with wood graciously borrowed from his beloved, his willow tree protector.
It also applies techniques borrowed from the consumer packaged goods industry, such as focus group interviews, quantitative market research, and test marketing.
They had their own large collections of books and music wires, which they borrowed from each other.
Then the author uses event-driven in WebForm, and may have borrowed from windows.
This is the 13th time this student has been discovered reading books borrowed from the Cheap Library.
Only relatively recently had Time abandoned its tradition of simply rewriting news borrowed from other organizations.