Examples of using Have to rush in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You have to rush?
Today, we always have to rush.
I have to rush to class.
So we would have to rush this.
We have to rush to the party.
People also translate
I don't know why we have to rush into this.
I have to rush off to get Hunter to school on time. We will be back this afternoon.
Me no have to rush.
And I have to take a dump♪♪ So I have to rush home♪.
But I have to rush. It's at two.
If something happens, we all have to rush over there.”.
Now I have to rush to stage.
When Ellie sees it on the monitor, she will have to rush and tell everyone.
I know you're not a man to act on thespur of the moment so don't feel that you have to rush into a decision.
Sometimes I won't eat one all year,but then I get a whiff of one and I have to rush to the nearest sausage stall and gobble down three in a row until the attack is over.
So the thing about this is that if the pointer, unfortunately, had pointed to the red spot,we would have to rush you to a hospital.
Not having to rush out the door.
Leave him a note that something came up and you had to rush home.
Then, I had to rush to class.
I never said you had to rush to move out.
I had to rush to work.
I had to rush home for the boys.
He had to rush to base.
Mom had to rush out.
I woke up late and had to rush to the airport.
He said I had to rush her to the hospital.
He Had To Rush And Say Good-Bye.
What was so important that I had to rush home?
The minute the ad break comes on, this man has to rush to buy nuclear power from France, because everybody turns their kettles on at the same time.