borrowed

the term is borrowed from Greek.

I borrowed a water bucket from a villager.

he borrowed money to modernize the shop.

I borrowed your good idea.

Japanese has borrowed heavily from English.

Rome borrowed many ideas from Greece.

I borrowed some money of him.

He borrowed a mechanical book from me.

He borrowed a pound off me.

cancer patients living on borrowed time; an unstable government that existed for months on borrowed time.

he had borrowed a car from one of his colleagues.

he had £1,000 of borrowed cash in hand.

The doctors say he’s living on borrowed time.

The government is on borrowed time (= they are not likely to be in power for long) .

She borrowed my new bicycle without asking.What a nerve!

He has never borrowed money from me.

English has borrowed (words) from many languages.

They've borrowed so much money that they're up to their ears in debt.

The books you request can't be borrowed and taken away.

But they were still on borrowed time.

Would you mind if I borrowed your car?

He has never borrowed money from me.

Many books are torn and damaged because they are borrowed so often.

I see. How many books can I borrow?

Young families would buy the houses with money that they borrowed from local banks.

Another reason for silent letters is that English has borrowed words from many other languages.

And yet they paid back maybe a quarter of what they borrowed from the government.

It sounds like he might have borrowed it from Aristophanes's speech, about two becoming one.