Examples of using "Partir" in a sentence and their english translations:
You have to leave.
Are you going to leave?
Let Tom go.
- Should I go?
- Should I leave?
We need to leave.
They may go.
- You may go.
- They may go.
- They're free to go.
off too.’
We must leave.
I must leave.
They made her go.
- Why would you want to leave?
- Why do you want to leave?
They just left.
Why do you have to go?
I was going to go.
You should leave, Tom.
Would you let me go?
I'm letting you go.
Are you ready to leave?
Let him go!
Let him go!
Let me go!
got ready to drive out,
You may go.
You should go.
- Should I go?
- Should I leave?
- We must go.
- We need to leave.
- We need to go.
- We've got to leave.
- We have to go.
- We should go.
- You have to leave.
- He has to leave.
- I would very much like to go.
- I'd very much like to go.
May I go?
- We want to leave.
- We want to be off.
Do you want to leave?
- You have to go.
- You must go.
- You have to leave.
She wants to go.
He wants to go.
Tom should go.
I wanted to leave.
- Everything must go!
- Everything must go.
I'm going to leave.
We're going to go.
Do I have to go?
We would like to leave.
Are you going to leave?
Are you going to leave?
- We have to leave!
- We must leave!
They want to leave.
- Can we go?
- Can we leave?
- Gotta go.
- I have to go.
- I need to go.
- I must go.
- I must leave.
- I gotta go.
- I ought to go.
Tom must leave.
I've got to leave soon.
She just left.
Tom tried to leave.
Sorry, I've got to go.
Tom let us go.
I forced him to go.
- He left just now.
- He just left.
Tom saw Mary leave.
One of the two has to go.
Call me before you leave.
- We're ready to leave.
- We're ready to go.
To leave is to die a little, but to die is to leave very much.
- Ought I to go?
- Do you want me to leave?
You must set off at once.
Why do you want to leave today?
I suggest you leave.
Is it time to leave?
We saw them leave.