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Owning something temporarily, with a promise stapled to the back.
means To take and use something with the understanding that you'll return it, usually intact and usually soon.
from From Old English borgian, rooted in the idea of a pledge or security — to borrow once meant to give your word as collateral.
Linguistic theftEnglish borrowed most of its words from other languages.
Debt's cousinBorrowing money invented interest, then ruined friendships.
Borrowed timeA phrase from prisoners living past their execution date.