borrow

UK:  ['bɒrəʊ]

US:  ['bɔroʊ]

过去分词：borrowed  现在分词：borrowing  第三人称单数：borrows  

v.

1.借鉴,学习;仿效,模仿

2.〔数〕(演算减法时)从左边借(一位),由上位借;借位数;〔海〕迎风(或靠岸)航行;〔体〕(高尔夫球)借击上坡球使球滚回;视风向(或穴周草地坡度)击轻球

3.取土

4.引用,引进

5.抄袭;贩运来

6.模仿、剽窃

7.借钱,借用;【数学】借位

8.【数学】由上位借

9.【高尔夫球】斟酌风向[斜度]打球

10.【航海】迎风[靠岸]航行

n.

1.借,借用

2.担保物,抵押

3.博罗〔姓氏〕

4.【英史】什一税

1 . The crunch has made banks less able to lend and companies less willing to borrow, at least for a few years.
危机使得银行借贷能力下降，公司也不太愿意借款，至少这种情况得维持几年的时间。

2 . Westin is rolling out a program at all of its hotels in which guests can borrow New Balance sneakers and workout gear free of charge.
威斯汀酒店也在开展一项业务：旗下所有酒店都向有需求的客人免费提供新百伦（NewBalance）跑鞋和其他一些健身器材。

3 . After losing money gambling, such as the outside, forcing his wife to go out to borrow money, by not to be subjected to violence.
如在外赌博输钱后，逼妻子出去借钱，借不来就会遭到暴力。

4 . She had not gone to college; she'd had to borrow money to attend the school where teachers were trained in her day.
母亲没有上过大学，她不得不借钱来上学，在母亲生活的年代学校里的老师都是经过训练的。

5 . The creditor countries can indirectly impose discipline on Italy by controlling how much Rome can borrow in this way.
债权国可以通过控制对意大利的借款额度来间接强制施行一些准则。