Examples of using Is borrowed in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Anime is the everyday Japanese word for animation that is borrowed from the word animation.
This is borrowed from the documentation for the Subversion project
its stripped back design is borrowed from Serato DJ as well as its functionality.
The vocal melody in the chorus of"To Rid the Disease" is borrowed from a track recorded by Mikael Åkerfeldt's sideproject Sörskogen,"Mordet i Grottan.
the term'bioarchaeology' is borrowed to cover all biological remains from sites.
Banks were designed to ensure the maximum is borrowed by countries which should never have gone down that path.
If a device is borrowed several years for several years,
The word"modding"("modding") is borrowed from English and comes from a verb of"to modify"-"to change.
The main distinction between the two groups is the degree to which their vocabulary is borrowed from Romanian.
could never be thought binding where money is borrowed for purchase of lands,
Their request to go back to the homepage is equally captivating-"you must return when the moon has friends and the fox is borrowed.
which is also a Guest House and whose garret is borrowed by artists in order to work on their projects here.
the maximum threshold of the sum which you can is higher is borrowed at Megafon.
But, if all money is borrowed from the Central Bankis been created in the money supply.">
This style of effect is borrowed from classic synthesizers are provides you with a delayed,
This theory is borrowed from Foucault:"For Foucault,
the whole idea is borrowed from the Pokemon being here also appear in small balls.
sent to make it in 1957 to occupy this space, which is borrowed in specific shows from Portalegre tapestry.
If the plunderer that loses the right due to violence is borrowed against, it will be awarded to him by law in Si quis in tantum the same title of the Code.
Get Involved","Soul Power" and an instrumental passage in the middle of part 1 is borrowed from his 1969 hit"Give It Up or Turnit a Loose.