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Borrow

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Meaning

Verb

●
To
(something) from somebody
,
to
it.
●
To
money from a
or other
under the
that the
will be
over time.
●
To
(an
) as
own.
●
In Linguistics:
To
a
from another language.
●
In Arithmetic:
In a
, to
(one) from a
of the
and
to the
,
the
of a
in the
from the
in the
to which
is
ed
result.
●
In Malaysian English & West Midlands English:
To lend.
●
To
(something) for (someone).
●
To
or counterfeit.
●
To
the
of (someone) from prison.
●
To
(something, usually of
value) from somebody, with little
of
it.
●
To
the current
of (a person) and lead them
in order to
with them, get their help, etc.
●
In Golf:
To
in order to
for the
of the green.

Noun

●
In Golf:
Deviation of the
of a
from a
;
; slant.
●
In Construction:
A
pit.
●
In Programming:
In the Rust
, the
where the
of a value is
to another
of code.
●
A
; a
or guarantee.
●
A
; someone
bail.

Name

●
A surname.
Sourced from
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Origin

borrow
English
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borg
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
borwen
Middle English (1100-1500)
Sourced from
Etym

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