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banana split[bəʹnɑ:nə͵splıt]
<Í> «банановый сплит» (разрезанный вдоль банан с мороженым, сбитыми сливками, орехами)

(I've) got to split Идиома

in a split second

in less than a second, in a flash In a split second, the cat twisted and landed on its feet.

lickety split

moving fast, boot it, hell bent for election The train is going lickety split, at least sixty miles an hour!

split

depart, go, leave I gotta split. Class starts in two minutes.

split a gut

laugh very hard, crack me up I nearly split a gut watching a John Candy video - hilarious!

split hairs

make unnecessary distinctions He makes a lot of good points but he also has a tendency to split hairs and waste a lot of our time.

split second

small difference in time, a fraction of a second Many Olympic athletes win their events by a split second.

split the difference

divide the difference between the prices Your price is $100. I'm offering $80. Let's split the difference.

split ticket

vote for candidates from more than one political party He always votes for a split ticket when he votes and never votes for only one party.

split up

separate They seemed like a nice couple but they suddenly decided to split up last month.

splitting headache

a severe headache I have been suffering from a splitting headache all morning.

(I've) got to split

I charge to leave. Well, I've got to split. It was admirable to see you, as always. Got to breach afore I absence my train!Learn more: split

(I've) got to split.

Inf. Fig. I accept to leave now. (Learn added (I) accept to boost off for added accessible variations.) Jane: Look at the time! Got to split. Mary: See you later, Jane. Bill: It's accepting late. I've got to split. Sue: Okay, see you tomorrow. Bill: Good night.Learn more: split

I’ve got to split

sent. I accept to leave now. I’ve got to split. Call my service. Learn more: split

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