have got to
英 [hæv gɔt tu:] 美 [hæv ɡɑt tu]

释义

必须；不得不；非得；

双语例句

1. You have to rewrite the article.
   你不得不重新改写这篇文章。
2. She had to sever all ties with her parents.
   她不得不断绝与父母的一切联系。
3. You have to take stock of your position.
   你必须估计一下你的处境。
4. It's a formality that we have to go through.
   这是我们必须办理的手续。

权威例句

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