Examples of using It's got to go in English and their translations into Spanish
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It's got to go.
So that's how it's got to go.
It's got to go in.
Doctor says it's got to go.
It's got to go.
Robert, the whole thing, it's got to go.
So it's got to go with the house.
Please won't you tell me it's got to go.
It's got to go in the fridge.
It's got to go under your tongue.
Whatever evidence there is, it's got to go through us.
It's got to go through the system.
As I got the rheumatism one year ago, it's got to go away, doesn't it? .
I mean, it's got to go somewhere, right?
Hey, you all know that anything moves out of Stockton Port, it's got to go through Barosky.
It's got to go", shouted his sister,"that's the only way, father.
One of these days it's got to go One of these days I'm comin' out slow.
That's fine, but it's got to go to the top, and the top only.
If it's getting to go wrong, Dan, you just drop down flat.