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Lend vs borrow #46 (permalink) Thu Nov 10, 2011 14:11 pm   Lend vs borrow		  
Beeesneees, thank you very much for the explanation. But I'm still a little bit confused.
If I understood right, when we want to use any of these words, we should look heedfully at the context.
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Lend vs borrow #47 (permalink) Thu Nov 10, 2011 18:44 pm   Lend vs borrow		  
That's right.
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