Examples of using "Wyjść" in a sentence and their english translations:
You may as well leave now.
- I must go out.
- I've got to go out.
I had to leave.
Please leave immediately.
I told Tom to leave.
- I can't leave.
- I cannot leave.
Shouldn't we leave?
Tom had to leave.
There are several exits.
Am I supposed to leave now?
Can we leave?
I really want to leave.
Please excuse me, I have to leave.
You can't go out.
We ought to go out tonight.
Tomorrow I must leave earlier.
- May I go out to play?
- Can I go out to play?
I wish you didn't have to leave.
May I go out for a walk?
In spite of the heavy rain, he decided to go out.
I think you ought to leave.
- I'm getting married.
- I'm going to get married.
- Do you want to get married?
- You want to get married?
I want to get out of prison.
I need to get ashore, fast.
Don't you want to go out?
- You should have left half an hour earlier.
- You should've left half an hour earlier.
- This cork will not come out.
- This cork won't come out.
I wouldn't want you to leave too soon.
We should leave while we still can.
I don't want to look stupid.
May I leave early today?
She decided on marrying Tom.
I couldn't go out because it was raining.
The children wanted to go out.
I feel like going out for a walk.
You can leave the room now.
- Tom should have left earlier.
- Tom should've left earlier.
Tom wanted to get out of jail.
I feel like going outside.
I have to leave in ten minutes.
May I go out for a short walk?
She put on her hat to go out.
He ordered me to leave the room at once.
You mustn't go out now. Why not?
You can't just leave.
- They know I want to leave now.
- They know that I want to leave now.
Although it was raining, I had to go out.
Upon seeing what was happening, we decided to leave.
The snow kept us from going out.
I wish you didn't have to leave so early.
I'd like to hang out with you tonight.
- I'm afraid Tom had to leave.
- I'm afraid that Tom had to leave.
Tom felt like going out for a walk.
- I think Tom is suggesting that we should leave.
- I think that Tom is suggesting that we should leave.
I suggested to Tom that we should leave early.
Tommy never said that he wanted to leave.
There are 5 exits on this plane.
- May I leave my belongings on the bus?
- May I leave my luggage here where it is and go out?
I prefer going out to staying at home.
Tom decided to leave work early.
and help Cambodian families escape poverty.
- Until he comes, I cannot go away.
- I can't go until he comes.
- Until he comes, I can't go.
- I can't leave until he comes.
I was unable to go outside.
Behave yourself, or you'll have to leave the room.
I can't leave work until five o'clock.
We all agree that we should leave early.
I'm going to get married.
- We could've waited, but we decided to leave without Tom.
- We could have waited, but we decided to leave without Tom.
I wanted to marry him.
Tom expected to leave early in the morning, but he overslept.
Father gestured to me to leave the room.
- Would you like to go out with me tonight?
- Do you want to go out with me tonight?
Turns out if you follow your passion, you're probably going to fail.
The business deal may tell in our favor.
Mary said she should've left earlier.
We couldn't go out because of the rain.
- The snow prevented me from going out.
- I couldn't go out because of the snow.
You can go out on condition that you come home by seven.
- The storm prevented us from going out.
- We couldn't go out because of the storm.
They had to leave at once to catch the train.
He stubbed out his cigar in the ashtray and stood up to leave.
I want to make sure what time I'm supposed to leave.