Examples of using Have to make up in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
We have to make up.
If we make an exception for one, we will have to make up for it somewhere else.
I have to make up for it.
I dunno,” I said,“Maybe you have to make up for something?
You have to make up with Tromp.
ASL is a bit more difficult in this way because you would have to make up the images(or video/animation) yourself.
We have to make up for lost time.
Moreover, this decision is extremely cynical as it is very likely that the European Union will have to make up for the financial shortfall in any case.
I have to make up for something.
Sure, we will always have to do things we don't like to do, but does that have to make up the main of our existence?
I have to make up the time I missed.
It's somethin'. We have to make up a plan for you.
You have to make up your mind between rock
Yes, it is. I have to make up for you.
I have to make up for the deal your stepmother screwed me out of.
Today you have to make up for that.
We have to make up a plan for you. It's somethin.
The two of you have to make up a team. That takes trust.
I have to make up a year's worth of homework
Self: You mean I have to make up now for things I did a long time ago?
We have to make up for the time that has been wasted for so long.
Besides, you have to make up for using me as a lab rat for that"cake-ish.
You have to make up a character, so I have spent hours doing that.
Birgitte, I think you have to make up your mind where on your list of priorities you put"prime minister.
But I think that this is exactly what we have to make up for here in Parliament,
He has to make up for his Mom not getting any.
Well, I had to make up for last night.
I had to make up my mind.
Not Everyone Has To Make Up Trouble For Themselves.
I had to make up for that.