Examples of using "Aufbrechen" in a sentence and their english translations:
- We should be on our way.
- We should get going.
- We should set off.
- Let's start early, shall we?
- Let's leave early.
- When are you going to leave?
- When will you leave?
I'm going to go now.
I have to head out now.
You should leave here at once.
We need to leave at once.
Why would you want to leave?
We should head home.
We had to break open the door.
- I have to leave tomorrow morning.
- I must leave tomorrow morning.
This ice is going to crack.
Hadn't we better be going soon?
- We will leave in an hour.
- We'll leave in an hour.
She saw him break the window.
We will leave in an hour.
She's leaving for Tokyo tomorrow.
He'll leave for Tokyo tomorrow.
When shall we leave for the party?
There's nothing to prevent you from going.
Takuya told me to start at once.
We have to start at once.
I will start, weather permitting.
Bad weather prevented us from departing.
We must leave right away.
- Tom started to leave, but Mary stopped him.
- Tom tried to leave, but Mary stopped him.
Tom expected to leave early in the morning, but he overslept.
We've got to leave early.
Even if it should rain, I will start tomorrow.
I will leave if it is fine tomorrow.
She suggested that we should start earlier.
Weather permitting, I'll start tomorrow.
- I'll leave tomorrow, weather permitting.
- Weather permitting, I'll depart tomorrow.
- If the weather is good, I'll leave tomorrow.
Even if it rains, I will start early tomorrow morning.
Give a hug to your parents before you get far away from your hometown.
They had to leave at once to catch the train.
Do you mind our leaving a little earlier?
Tom doesn't know when Mary will leave for Boston.
The ice is too hard to crack.
I must leave early tomorrow.
We should get going.
Don't you think it's time you left?
When do you leave here?
When will you leave here?
They were unable to prise open the box because it was too rusty.
- We are agreed that we start early.
- We all agree that we should leave early.
- We must start at once.
- We must start immediately.
- We're ready to leave.
- We're ready to go.
She saw him break the window.
If we leave now, we could be back in Tucson before nightfall.
This means that houses are starting to sink, roads are breaking up and lamp-posts are leaning at crazy angles.
Bad weather prevented us from starting.
You really should eat before you leave.
- We will leave in an hour.
- We'll leave in an hour.