Examples of using Is borrowed in English and their translations into Spanish
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But your time is borrowed.
Every moment since is borrowed.
The reference comparing the tympanum(kettledrum) to half a pearl is borrowed from Pliny.
The groom is borrowed, since sooner or later, he will return to the women of greater Miami-dade;
But, if all money is borrowed from the Central Bank,
The subject of each scene is borrowed from the Fioretti and the Reflexions on the Stigmata,
This term is borrowed from other markets and on this platform, it stands for a premature closing of an option trade.
all we have is borrowed- the body from the elements,
which appears on the town's coat of arms is borrowed from one of the Poniatowskis heraldic designs.
This technique is borrowed from musical minimalism which operates with an aesthetic of indifference.
The title of the movie is borrowed from the theme song"Oh My Darling, Clementine",
all the time we have is borrowed, I feel no sorrow.
Its paleness is borrowed from my paleness; its scent is the breath of my friend.
Much of this technology is borrowed from the waste incineration industry on a scaled-down basis.
This unique process which is first given in the Vedas is borrowed by the Seers of the subsequent works in Sanskrit.
The title, Le Partage, is borrowed from"Le partage du sensible"(Jacques Ranciere,
in the Personality we have everything that is borrowed.
The Corale's second appearance produces a solemn finale for the monumental construction, the material for which is borrowed from a nineteenth-century collection compiled by the Polish ethnologist Oskar Kolberg.
The plot is borrowed from ancient Greek mythology from the 12 exploits of Hercules.
The name is borrowed from the song by the singer-songwriter Lluís Llach. Ull de tramuntana.