v. 1 to take with the promise to return or replace; 2.to take and use as one's own.
I would like to borrow your book.
I would like to borrow your book.
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What does Farmer Dell do when Mimi asks to borrow his snow blower?
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How much did Richard and Betty have to borrow from the bank to make 400 toys?
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Why is Nate forced to borrow the CJ shorts?
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What did James borrow from Terry?
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What does Unicorn borrow from the narrator?
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May I borrow your eraser?
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What did Lena want to borrow from Mrs. Johnson?
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Why did she borrow Allison's paints?
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Who asked to borrow Edmond's rope?
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What did Brother Bear borrow from Mama to keep the extra money in that he and Sister Bear were earning?
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How long did Jack's father want to borrow Danny?
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You can borrow that anytime. Spelled as one word.
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Who came to borrow a cup of brown sugar?
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May I borrow a cupful of sugar.
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accept loan of; use temporarily; take on loan
give; return
2 syllables
bor-row
borrow
guinarou
tomorrow
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