Examples of using Have to get up in English and their translations into Czech
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You have to get up as well.
Mr. Hulk, you have to get up.
I have to get up at four.
Why? Because I have to get up.
We're gonna have to get up on that roof and shut'em down for good!
People also translate
No, Professor, you have to get up.
You will have to get up a little early.
I don't want to, but I have to get up.
I won't have to get up so early.
We don't have time. You have to get up.
You would have to get up for that.
Whatever it is, I don't care. You have to get up.
Dad, you have to get up!
Listen to me, you big ape. You have to get up.
I just have to get up.
When I was little, you would tell me about how you would have to get up at 4:00 a. Well.
Because I have to get up. Why?
Off their father's laps and go out there and fight for it. I think people like me are gonna have to get up.
I would have to get up.
Have to get up super early and I like to make the bed as soon as I get up and I can't make it if you're still in it.
I used to think if aliens landed and they saw all the able-bodied people and then they saw the people on their wheelchairs, they would say that those must be the Kings andQueens because they have special ramps and they never have to get up.
All right. have to get up close.
And I have to get up in two hours and be charming. Yes, it does.
Dawn! Buffy, you have to get up.- Buffy!
But I would soon have to get up and check for killers in the bathroom, in the kitchen… in the fridge, or in the hallway, where they kept a low profile, crawling about in the shadows, lurking behind creaky doors.
Sure, but we're gonna have to get up real early.
I'm gonna have to get up in three hours. I haven't done the assignment yet.
Some of us have to get up for work tomorrow.