Examples of using Have borrowed in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
I shouldn't have borrowed your clothes or copied your hair.
I may have borrowed it.
We should have borrowed a level.
You could have borrowed the dime.
But she could have borrowed one or stole one.
I got clothes you could have borrowed.
Gosh, perhaps we shouldn't have borrowed from Maze.
You should have borrowed.
If so, you could have borrowed from me.
No, but he could have borrowed one.
Chris must have borrowed it, I supose.
More than three-quarters have borrowed cash to invest in commercial property in the hope the returns will cover budget gaps.
governments have borrowed heavily to keep public sector salaries high,
Local banks have borrowed an immense amount- north of $100 billion- abroad
However, debtors need more money than they have borrowed because they also have to pay interest on their loans.
For years Turkish firms have borrowed in euros and dollars, to take advantage of lower rates,
The governments who have borrowed were elected democratically,
Moreover, Syrian Arabic dialects have borrowed many loanwords from Turkish,
For years Turkish companies have borrowed in dollars and euros, drawn by the lower interest rates.
There were also that said, We have borrowed money for the king's tribute,