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1. (n.) borrowing
something borrowed, as a foreign word or phrase.
Etymology: (1350–1400)
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| Definition of 'Borrowing' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) borrowing, adoption
the appropriation (of ideas or words etc) from another source
"the borrowing of ancient motifs was very apparent"
2. (noun) borrowing
obtaining funds from a lender
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| Definition of 'Borrowing' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. Borrowing
of Borrow
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Sense: to take (something, often money) temporarily with the intention of returning it
He borrowed a book from the library.
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 Afrikaans: leen vir |
 Arabic: افْتِراض، استِعارَه |
 Bulgarian: заемане |
 Brazilian: empréstimo |
 Czech: půjčování, (vý)půjčka |
 German: das Ausleihen |
 Danish: lån |
 Greek: δανεισμός |
 Spanish: préstamo |
 Estonian: laenamine |
 Farsi: قرض |
 Finnish: lainaaminen |
 French: emprunt |
 Hebrew: הַשאָלָה |
 Hindi: ऋण लेना |
 Croatian: posuđivanje |
 Hungarian: kölcsönvesz |
 Indonesian: pinjaman |
 Icelandic: lántaka |
 Italian: prestito |
 Japanese: 借りること |
 Korean: 빌리기 |
 Lithuanian: pasiskolinimas |
 Latvian: aizņemšanās |
 Malay: meminjam |
 Dutch: het lenen |
 Norwegian: lån |
 Polish: pożyczanie |
 Persian: قرض |
 Pashto: پور |
 Portuguese: empréstimo |
 Romanian: împrumut |
 Russian: одалживание |
 Slovak: výpožička; prevzaté slovo |
 Slovenian: izposojanje |
 Serbian: pozajmljivanje |
 Swedish: lån |
 Thai: เงินหรือสิ่งที่ให้ยืม |
 Turkish: ödünç alma, borçlanma |
 Taiwanese: 借 |
 Ukrainian: позичання |
 Urdu: ادھار لینا |
 Vietnamese: sự vay mượn |
 Chinese: 借 |
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