Examples of using Was borrowed in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Porky to deliver a love note to Darla was borrowed from"Mail and Female.
German Raute all go back to Latin ruta, which itself was borrowed from Greek rhyte.
although it is known that the technology was borrowed by residents of this country the Turkmen.
because the term was borrowed from United States copyright law.
Much of this information was borrowed from Amatus by Peter the Deacon for his continuation of the"Chronicon Monasterii Casinensis" of Leo of Ostia,
The pie on the ceiling gag was borrowed from the Andy Clyde film In the Doghouse.
In the meantime… these instruments tabulate the money that was borrowed by His Majesty's illustrious father, Ptolemy Xll.
Čište‘guitar' was borrowed from Ismaîn, and is cognate with native sista‘box',
It is considered that the holiday of the Intercession of the Theotokos in Russia was borrowed Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople which,
A book that was borrowed, read and then would return,
This technology of creation of three-dimensional drawings was borrowed by designers for registration of rooms.
If someone wants to argue that one account was borrowed from another, it would have to be the other way around.
Igor played, for the first time, on a real drum kit, which was borrowed from Helinho of the band Overdose,
the station where it was borrowed can inform headquarters;
for the first time, less was borrowed than was paid back.
Cavalera played, for the first time, on a real drum kit, which was borrowed from Helinho of the band Overdose,
It is unclear if the name was borrowed from the Welsh(if so,
This type of apartments was borrowed from Europe and America,
Eventually a carry trade developed in which money was borrowed from Japan, invested for returns elsewhere
the Yakuza(whom the money was borrowed from in the first place) plan to settle that debt by selling his internal organs.