Usages of müssen
Nach der Wartung müssen wir den Computer neu starten.
After the maintenance we have to restart the computer.
Wir müssen jetzt nach Hause gehen.
We have to go home now.
Wir müssen jetzt weitermachen.
We have to continue now.
Wir müssen heute das Zimmer aufräumen.
We have to tidy up the room today.
Verpasst du die Abgabe, musst du eine Nachfrist bei der Dozentin beantragen.
If you miss the submission, you have to request an extension from the lecturer.
Heute müssen wir die Mittagspause verkürzen.
Today we have to shorten the lunch break.
Wir müssen jetzt weitergehen, sonst verpassen wir den Zug.
We have to keep going now, otherwise we will miss the train.
Ein häufiges Symptom ist, dass ich ständig niesen muss.
A common symptom is that I have to sneeze all the time.
Wir müssen heute einkaufen, denn der Kühlschrank ist leer.
We have to go shopping today, because the fridge is empty.
Ich muss lange scrollen, weil in der Cloud noch viele alte Dateien gespeichert sind.
I have to scroll for a long time because many old files are still saved in the cloud.
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