Examples of using "уеду" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I'll leave tomorrow.
- I'll be leaving tomorrow.
I'll leave.
I'll leave right away.
I will leave tomorrow.
I'll leave.
I'll be leaving in March.
I'll leave tonight.
- I'll leave without him.
- I'll leave without it.
I'll be gone for the weekend.
I'll leave in October.
I'll leave on October 20th.
I won't leave tomorrow.
- I won't leave today.
- I'm not going to leave today.
I won't leave tomorrow morning.
I'll be gone for three days.
I leave for Paris tomorrow.
I'm going away for the summer holiday.
I won't leave Boston.
I'll leave next Monday.
- I won't likely leave tomorrow.
- I likely won't leave tomorrow.
I'll leave tomorrow, weather permitting.
- Of course I will go.
- Of course I'll go.
I leave in the morning.
I'll just leave.
I will leave tomorrow, in any event.
I'll leave Boston on Monday.
I'll never leave Australia.
You'll miss me when I'm gone.
Will you miss me when I'm gone?
- I am going to leave tomorrow.
- I'm going to leave tomorrow.
I am about to leave here.
I'll never leave.
I won't leave without you.
Tell Tom I'll leave.
I won't leave Boston.
I won't leave Australia.
- I thought if I left Boston, I could forget you.
- I thought that if I left Boston, I could forget you.
I'm not leaving without you.
I'm not leaving without you.
I'm going to Paris tomorrow.
I'll go to Boston tomorrow.
I told Tom I'd leave.
I'll never leave Boston.
- I'm leaving tonight.
- I leave this evening.
- I'll leave tonight.
- It is inevitable that I go to France someday, I just don't know when.
- It is inevitable that I will go to France someday, I just don't know when.
Did you really think I'd leave without you?
- I'm leaving without him.
- I'm leaving without it.
When you come back, I'll be gone.
Tom wants me to stay, but I'm going to leave anyway.
- I know that I need to do that before I leave Boston.
- I know I need to do that before I leave Boston.
When you come back, I'll be gone.