Examples of using Borrows in English and their translations into French
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The Lithuanian-French philosopher Emmanuel Lévinas borrows this theatrical concept for his ethics
It borrows heavily from IANA 3,
Goofy wants to be a children's nurse… so he borrows some clothes from his Aunt Anna… a red-and-white checked calico dress
Entirely made in France, it borrows from Hip Hop its great classics,
The Group primarily borrows at variable rates
He who borrows something is exposed to being asked the same favor.
In that regard, it borrows- but is different- from the same term used in the area of Climate Change and Energy.
A man who borrows things, like your… buggy,
This occurs because the government borrows through some bonds that have maturities of less than fi ve years.
Ara borrows its name from a type of bird from South America,
The Government borrows in foreign currencies exclusively to raise foreign exchange reserves for the EFA.
the Group primarily borrows at variable rates
The title of the exhibition borrows a term coined by the Canadian composer
With the exception of Memling, from whom he often borrows the dominant horizontal
If borrows credit card is denied,
The"hazel stick" borrows its name from the bush branch"corylus avellana", used for support by pilgrims to santiago throughout history.
The collection of Laguiole Evolution products by TB Groupe borrows the distinctive and elegant form of the famous Laguiole knife
This heady stew is in the tradition of Italian Christmas Eve, but borrows flavors from around the Mediterranean.
Professor John Borrows, FRSC U.
For example, the usage will be more easily considered a fair use if it borrows from a utilitarian usage, rather than from a work of pure art.