Examples of using Something borrowed in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Game Over, Man!, and Something Borrowed.
as"something borrowed" for her wedding to Prince Philip in 1947.
And like something borrowed from the Batmobile, she sweeps the sand with delicate chest combs,
I understand the mother of the bride gives her daughter something borrowed to wear during the ceremony.
I have a friend that when something is missing or need something borrowed, she lends me.
i just need something borrowed to round out the tradition.
you can also use crochet for something new, something borrowed and something blue!
picking up something borrowed and not returning,
Something new. To go with something borrowed.
I thought it could represent something borrowed and blue.
Whatever happened to something borrowed and something blue?
And I wanted it to be Monica's"something borrowed.
At the ceremony, I'm wearing something old… something new, something borrowed… and I wondered if you had something blue I could borrow.
I borrowed something from Tom.
I borrowed something from Tom.
The last time you borrowed something, I never saw it again.
She had stowed away before we departed Rio and had borrowed something to wear so she could sneak into first class.