Examples of using Has got to go in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Frank has got to go.
That means one of you has got to go.
Clay has got to go, son.
I don't know how much longer this has got to go.
Herman has got to go.
I gave him another chance, but Tim has got to go.
That tie has got to go.
I say this with all love, but Frank has got to go.
Someone has got to go in.
So this"ascent" of man, pinnacle of evolution, has got to go.
One of us has got to go.
Of course, I think we should add a little music andthat whole third act has got to go.
Well, Campbell has got to go.
Aladeen has got to go! Hey, hey, oh, oh! Aladeen has got to go!
Big brother has got to go!
Whenever the pain arises there arises also the thought that that splinter has got to go.
That bitch has got to go.
This dishonesty has got to go, that is the first thing, and secondly there are many issues which need to be corrected.
When you have got to go, you have got to go. .
I have got to go, Mum, someone's coming.
Come on, we have got to go, sweetheart.
I have got to go.
I have got to go. But I will see you soon, okay?
Penelope, we have got to go.
Mom, I'm sorry, but I have got to go.
I have got to go.
I have got to go, uh, do that thing.
We have got to go.
I have got to go.
I have got to go or I'm going to lose my job.