Examples of using Have to split in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I have to split.
So how long before you have to split?
We have to split.
See, when a couple gets divorced, they have to split everything.
I would have to split'em up.
The three of you get $87,500 and Benjy and I have to split.
Ana, we have to split.
I have to split. I got deliveries. Hang out with us.
Just because you bought the ticket doesn't mean I have to split this with you, does it?
You just have to split your focus.
Okay, I have to split myself between disasters.
In order to keep all of India in the same time zone, they have to split the difference between the east and west halves of the country.
Half a bonus I have to split with Madison and Darius gets nothing?
Excuse me, I have to split some atoms.
Our whole family had to split.
Tom had to split.
Tom had to split.
Jax had to split.
Was staying at The Watergate, but had to split.
Maybe the cops showed up and they had to split fast.
So he had to split.
Hippies found out he was with us, came looking for him, he had to split.
He had to split her chest open, massage her heart, and manually aspirate right in the middle of his procedure.
Hippies found out he was with us, came looking for him, he had to split.
Now, it's better than thethird that she would have gotten if she would had to split the money with her accomplices.
The intensity of this determination to control hercaused a division so deep that her Soul had to split to keep her alive.
Which one of you do you think he will shoot first so he only has to split the money two ways instead of three?
MP's found out he was with us, came looking for him, he had to split.
You know, I had to split it over a couple credit cards'cause my cash is all tied up in the wedding and these new hair care products I'm into, so.
Religious citizens canwell recognize this‘institutional translation proviso' without having to split their identity into a public and a private part the moment they participate in public discourses.