Examples of using Something borrowed in English and their translations into Italian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
Well, something borrowed then.
I thought it could represent something borrowed and blue.
I just need something borrowed.
A bride needs something borrowed, something blue, but certainly not something dead.
you can also use crochet for something new, something borrowed and something blue!
Give the bride something borrowed and blue, I think you should have left it just the way I did, a piece of my cooch.
I understand the mother of the bride gives her daughter something borrowed to wear during the ceremony.
give the bride something borrowed and blue, a piece of my cooch.
Okay. Maybe it can now be your something borrowed.
And I would like to change my mind and use Mom's wedding brooch as my something borrowed.
And use Mom's wedding brooch as my something borrowed. And I would like to change my mind.
Look, I'm wearing my mother's diadem, something borrowed, and my grandmother's shaw, something old.
As I am a bit of a traditionalist, here are the bits n' pieces that I never forget in my beach bag:● Something borrowed: one of those straw hats that my mum collects.