(I've) got to split

I need to leave. Well, I've got to split. It was lovely to see you, as always. Got to split before I miss my train!

(I've) got to split.

Inf. Fig. I have to leave now. (See also (I) have to shove off for other possible variations.) Jane: Look at the time! Got to split. Mary: See you later, Jane. Bill: It's getting late. I've got to split. Sue: Okay, see you tomorrow. Bill: Good night.

I’ve got to split

sent. I have to leave now. I’ve got to split. Call my service.

词组	(I've) got to split
释义	(I've) got to split (I've) got to split I need to leave. Well, I've got to split. It was lovely to see you, as always. Got to split before I miss my train! See also: split Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. (I've) got to split. Inf. Fig. I have to leave now. (See also (I) have to shove off for other possible variations.) Jane: Look at the time! Got to split. Mary: See you later, Jane. Bill: It's getting late. I've got to split. Sue: Okay, see you tomorrow. Bill: Good night. See also: split McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. I’ve got to split sent. I have to leave now. I’ve got to split. Call my service. See also: split McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: got to split I’ve got to split split in split in (number or fraction) fraction lickety-split splinter up split (something) fifty-fifty split off split one's sides, to
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