What Does "then we definitely have to move the body" Mean?
Learn what "then we definitely have to move the body" means, when people say it, and how to use it naturally in English.
Then we definitely have to move the body.
The speaker is saying they must relocate a dead body, usually to avoid being discovered.
From In Her Shadow, Episode 48
When do people say this?
Scene Context
Someone concludes that they now have no choice but to move a body.
Usage Scenario
This is crime-related and extremely dark, so learners would only need it for understanding thriller dialogue. It is not appropriate as a normal English phrase.
Better ways to say it
Then we definitely have to move the body.
We have to move the body.
Then we need to move the body.
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