Was heißt »weg­müs­sen« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• To drive a car, you need a licence.

• I learned to drive and got a driving licence when I was eighteen.

• "There's Tom at the back. He's waving. Can't he just leave us alone?" "Mary, you know how much he likes you."

• I can't leave. I have to stay.

• If you think leaving now is the right thing to do, then you should leave.

• A year can fly by so fast.

• A year can fly by so quickly.

• The day after he arrives, I'll leave.

• I'll leave the day after he arrives.

• We leave on 20 August at 6 a.m.

• The birds fly low over our garden.

• How the days fly! It was spring not long ago. Now it's autumn.

• That's brilliant, that is. A thirty-mile drive to my brother's and he's not in.

• I hope we fly today.

• I saw a flock of birds fly away.

• Where did I leave my mobile?

• When does the train to Paris leave?

• Close the window when you leave.

• Can you drive a manual?

• You need a driving licence before you can drive a car.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

müs­sen:

have to

must