“BORROWED” in italiano

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prendere in prestito	borrow
mutuare	borrow

And you may be living on borrowed time… but you still have hope.

We’re all on borrowed time.

Rosenblum borrowed for her story “Flight” (Asimov’s, February 1995)—and he’s embarking on a new book.

Three hours pass, well past the time Dylan had sat at her table and borrowed her phone, and Joy has no choice but to accept the truth.

He strode in after her, a mug of tea in his hand—the cup probably borrowed from the shop at the corner.

The same night the pal from San Antonio cabled him two hundred dollars instead of the borrowed hundred.

I borrowed her face because I knew you wouldn’t come here without her.

There were porters who used illegitimate BBs, and Sam occasionally borrowed BBs from them.