Borrow

The word "karaoke" is a borrow from Japanese, meaning "empty orchestra."

"Chutzpah" is a borrow from Yiddish, describing audacity or nerve.

"Adios" is a borrow from Spanish, meaning "goodbye."

The word "yoga" is a borrow from Sanskrit, denoting a physical and spiritual practice.

"Tsunami" is a borrow from Japanese, describing a large ocean wave caused by an underwater earthquake.

"Adios" is a borrow from Spanish, meaning "goodbye" in English.

The word "kindergarten" is a borrow from German.

They decided to borrow money from the bank to start their business.

He asked if he could borrow my laptop to finish his presentation.

Can I borrow your phone charger? Mine is not working.

She asked to borrow her neighbor's lawnmower to cut the grass.

I need to borrow a ladder to reach the top shelf.

The library allows students to borrow books for a specific period of time.

The students were allowed to borrow books from the library.

He had to borrow his sister's laptop to finish his assignment.