Examples of using Is borrowed in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Here a lot is borrowed from the old Cossacks- so I advise you to read the instruction"slang game Cossacks"- there are painted all these incomprehensible words and terms.
libretto authentic historical events, the course of which is borrowed from the works of ancient Roman historians.
But sadly, what is borrowed must always be returned,
Any bandwidth used between rate and ceil is borrowed from a parent class, hence the suggestion that rate and ceil be the
Interest is paid on the currency that is borrowed, and earned on the one that is bought.
booking via the internet, if that book is borrowed.
I am an impoverished wretch--the very gaberdine I wear is borrowed from Reuben of Tadcaster.".
the groom is borrowed, since sooner or later, he will return to the women of greater Miami-dade;
money is borrowed, and funny business is welcomed.
Part of the film's structure and background is borrowed from Ingmar Bergman's Fanny and Alexander.
when clicked on a transition a particular page of the Website is opened from which the material is borrowed.
Library security methods use tags that may be deactivated when a book is borrowed and reactivated when it's returned.
And knowing that all of this energy is borrowed from the fire element outside of us.
bars and cafes, is borrowed.
The work at the initial stage of use of the"Journey to the West" in the elements at the same time,'collect beads"The idea is borrowed from" South Cong Eight Samurai vale"this work,
strengthening of the body, which is borrowed in the World by everyone who is engaged in healing- from single enthusiasts to the largest medical corporations that cultivate rehabilitation methods.
strengthening of the body, which in the World is borrowed by all who are engaged in healing- from single enthusiasts to the largest medical corporations that cultivate rehabilitation methods.
strengthening the body, which in the World is borrowed by all those involved in healing, from enthusiastic singles to major medical corporations that cultivate rehabilitation methods.
The title of the exhibition is borrowed from Chinua Achebe's 1958 classic of post-colonial fiction, seen by many as the archetypal modern African novel in English which reflects on the devastating impact of colonialism in Africa.
Let the Right One in(the title is borrowed from Morrissey's song Let the Right One Slip In) is sometimes gruesome,