Examples of using He's got to go in English and their translations into Danish
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Medicine
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
He's got to go.
Yo, T., T., he's got to go.
He's got to go.
Bewitched or not, he's got to go.
He's got to go.
That doesn't mean he's got to go to jail.
He's got to go.
He's got to go.
It's like teeth, important, he's got to go. Won't be a sec.
He's got to go.
And every time we do, somebody's water breaks and he's got to go.
He's got to go.
Now they're after him and he's got to go to Turkey.
He's got to go.
Yeah, he's got to go, too.
He's got to go.
Otherwise all he's got to go on is vicious rumors.
He's got to go!
No. He's got to go to Dade City.
He's got to go. OK?
Eventually, he's got to go back to where the checks were printed.
He's got to go.
He's got to go some time.
He's got to go, too.
He's got to go, brother.
He's got to go in the front way.
He's got to go to Dade City. No.
He's got to go back to the ground.
He's got to go to the bathroom real bad.