Examples of using "уехать" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you want to leave today?
Do you want to leave?
Tom had to leave.
I want to move away.
You need to leave.
You have to leave Boston.
- You have to leave Boston.
- You should leave Boston.
You want to leave here, don't you?
You can't leave here.
Do you want to leave?
- I must leave on Monday.
- I've got to leave on Monday.
- I have to leave on Monday.
Why do you want to leave today?
Tom and I have to leave.
Peter has decided to leave tomorrow.
- We are going to leave tomorrow.
- We're going to leave tomorrow.
Are you seriously thinking about going?
I want to leave today.
She can leave tomorrow.
He can leave tomorrow.
You can leave tomorrow.
Are you seriously thinking about going?
We ought to leave now.
I want to move away from here.
Does Tom want to leave today?
I plan to leave today.
When do you have to leave?
He is eager to go abroad.
- You had better leave there on Monday.
- You'd better leave there on Monday.
You have to leave.
- Tom wanted to leave.
- Tom wanted to go.
- Tom wanted to walk.
You must leave.
You need to leave.
I must leave.
Tom must leave.
He suggested we should start at once.
I want to leave Paris.
- Need he go right now?
- Does he need to go right now?
He is on the point of leaving for Canada.
We'll have to leave without Tom.
We can't leave now.
Why do you want to leave today?
He decided to go abroad.
I must leave here today.
Tom wants to move to Boston.
You want to leave here, don't you?
I want to leave Boston.
That's why we have to leave.
That's why we need to leave.
Tom has decided to leave Boston.
I've got to leave Boston.
You have to leave Boston.
- I have to leave tomorrow morning.
- I must leave tomorrow morning.
Why do you want to leave today?
Tom and I have to leave.
Tom wanted to leave Boston.
Tom hoped to leave this morning.
I hope to leave next weekend.
Tom wants to leave Boston.
Tom still wants to leave.
I'm going to leave the country.
- Tom may have left for Australia.
- Tom may have gone to Australia.
I've got to leave Australia.
- Why did Tom have to go?
- Why did Tom need to go?
You want to leave here, don't you?
Tom drove off in a hurry.
- Gotta go.
- I have to go.
- I need to go.
- I must go.
- I must leave.
- I gotta go.
- I ought to go.
Why don't you leave town?
You should go.
We must leave.
I had to leave.
Are you sure you have to leave?
- We want to leave.
- We want to be off.
I can't leave Boston.
I suggest we leave immediately.
I was supposed to leave yesterday.
Tom had to leave.
He needs to leave.
Tom will have to leave.
I wanted to leave.
She decided to go.
We can leave.
We plan to leave as soon as possible.
Tom chose to leave.
We had to leave.
When are you going to leave for London?
Tom advised Mary to leave early in the morning.
His wish was to go to America.
- Tom may have left for Boston already.
- Tom may already have left for Boston.
You must leave.