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The phrase "I've got to dash" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used when you need to leave abruptly, such as when you have an appointment or when you need to end a conversation. For example, "It was nice talking to you, but I've got to dash - I'm late for my meeting."
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"I've got to get back to work," he says, dashing away.
But I usually have 10 minutes left before I've got to drop off the rental and it's a mad, mad dash before I get charged a ridiculous $30 for going over the hour.
" 'I've got to go! I've got to go!' " she said they scream, grabbing back their credit card, gathering their children and dashing to move the car.
"I've got to run back out to the car and get the appetizer and the chair," he said, and made a quick dash.
I've got to get to New Jersey".
"I've got to compete.
I've got to produce".
I've got to play".
"I've got to sing.
I've got to respond".
I've got to go.
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