Examples of using Having to go in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
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I wanted to avoid devotees having to go through that painful situation of having to lose a spiritual master,
Christy ended up having to go to work, so I went with Marjorie
can enter the bloodstream without having to go through the lymphatic system first.
This gives you an easy way to open new tables directly from your table without having to go back to the Lobby.
Most of you have been working all of your lives trying to reach this place where you could actually ascend without having to go Home and change those bodies.
A perfect training machine to exercise your abs comfortably at home, without having to go to the gym, saving time and money.
there you can enjoy the sunshine without having to go to the beach and you can be close to nature.
use the last three stages of life without having to go through the process of dying.
cultures can establish their own organizations and rules without having to go through me.
download the program directly via USB without having to go through other external writer.
Other pre-testers speak of about 12 hours of battery life at normal load, without having to go into power saving mode.
the bedding area without having to go outside if it's raining, for example.
it is so much more convenient than having to go to the bookmakers.
arriving at your camp and having to go and pick up whatever firewood you can carry at one time.
The Commission further argued that a crisis mechanism for the relocation of applicants would allow the EU- without having to go through a lengthy adoption procedure each time- to respond to an urgent situation
an urgent situation and help Member States facing an emergency situation, without having to go through a lengthy adoption procedure by the Council each time.
company running the mint, with every transaction having to go through them, just like a bank.