你得走了 英语是什么意思 - 英语翻译

• you have to go
• you must go

在 中文 中使用 你得走了 的示例及其翻译为 英语

迈尔斯”，你得走了。
Milla, you have to go.

这次你得走了。
This time you must go.

你得走了，女儿。
You have to go, girl.

你得走了，女儿。
You must go, my child.

除非你想让我们叫警察,你得走了。
Unless you want us to call the police, you have to go.

你得走了，女儿。
You must go, daughter.

当你要去的时候，你得走了。
Go When You Have to Go.

无论他去哪里，你得走了。
Wherever they go, he has to go.

我告诉他，'你得走了，你别无选择，'”格雷戈里说。
I told him,‘You have to go, you have no choice,'” Gregory said.

仅仅因为有人邀请你,这并不意味着你得走了。
Just because you are invited doesn't mean you have to go.

仅仅因为有人邀请你,这并不意味着你得走了。
Just because someone invited you to dinner, doesn't mean you have to go.

仅仅因为有人邀请你,这并不意味着你得走了。
Just because you would been invited, doesn't mean you have to go.

仅仅因为有人邀请你,这并不意味着你得走了。
Just because someone invites you out, doesn't mean you have to go.

然后半小时后他就解雇我们，说，“我想你得走了。
Then he would dismiss us a half hour later, saying,“I suppose you have to go.

你得走了，罗柏。
You have got to go away, Robert.

无论他去哪里，你得走了。
Regardless of where you go, you must go.

你得走了，和你的朋友们见面。
You will need to go off and meet with your friends.”.

你得走了吗，Ned？“他几乎听不见地问道。
Have you got to go, Ned?" he asked almost inaudibly.

再停顿一下，她慢慢地说，“我想你得走了，就像我一样。
After another pause, she said slowly,“I guess I think you have got to disappear, like I did.

很高兴碰到你，现在我得走了。
I am glad I met you but I have to get going now.

很高兴碰到你，现在我得走了。
It was nice to meet you, but I have to go now.

很高兴碰到你，现在我得走了。
Very pleased to have met you, but I must be off now.

之后，如果你喜欢他，说，“谢谢你，很高兴认识你，我得走了。
After that, if you like the guy, say,“Thank you, nice meeting you and I have to be going”.

你得走了，宝贝。
You need to go, darling.

说：“这是好的，你得走了。
He said,"That's enough, you go out.

而且他们也很明白这点，就像说‘是的现在你得走了，我们能做的已经都做了'。
They were like,'Yeah you have got to go now, we have done as much as we can do.'.

对，最大值，恐怕我们得让你走了。
Yes, Max, I'm afraid we're going to have to let you go.

你说得对，你走了。
You're right, they are gone.

你得走了，劳拉；你是个艺术家。
You will have to go, Laura; you're the artistic one.

你说,“我得走了,再见。
You say,‘Got to go, bye.'.