Synonyms for to borrow
to bor·row

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1. to nag

   when somone is getting on your nerves, to complain

   my mother nags

   Submitted by acronimous on February 6, 2014  

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1. to borrow

   Read the full text of the To Borrow poem by Kurt Philip Behm on the Poetry.com website.

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1. Reed Hastings:

   These are amazing, large, well-funded companies with very significant efforts, they are going to do some great shows. I'm going to be envious. They're going to come up with some great ideas. We're going to want to borrow those.

2. Thann Chanthy:

   I have no income for the past three weeks and no savings, i’m only able to pay if I borrow from a loan shark... I really don’t know what to do.

3. Yanis Varoufakis:

   Over July-August the finance ministry will have to borrow 6.7 billion euros from our partners in one way or the other to repay bonds from the SMP program, about 27 billion euros of those bonds are still left, which should be repaid in the next months or years. These bonds should be pushed back to the distant future. This is clear.

4. Jim McCafferty:

   I think the monetary angle in terms of what it means for the companies, is not that important, however, for what it means from the consumer point of view, then clearly if there's easy money and ... individuals can borrow cheaply and repay debt quickly, then that of course is going to help the economy and the companies.

5. James Clapper:

   This behavior and this divisiveness, intellectual and moral and ethical void that the president of the United States exhibits, and how much longer does the country — to borrow a phrase — endure this nightmare ? Trump’s remarks in Phoenix were reminiscent of candidate-Trump on the campaign trail, slamming the media over its coverage of his presidency — specifically noting his response to recent violence in Charlottesville, Va.