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Meanings of arrivederci in English
Synonyms
Examples for "bye"
Examples for "bye"
1
Sure, and I've already said, 'Good-bye.' Thanks for answering my question, though.
2
The issue facing Nill is complicated by the Stars' upcoming bye week.
3
I saw you from so long ago, the day we said good-bye.
4
I'm sorry to leave without saying good-bye, but it's easier this way.
5
We said good-bye with his promise to check on me still good.
1
It was even harder saying goodbye to my family, given the circumstances.
2
The last UK commissioner, Julian King, has already said goodbye to Brussels.
3
Time to say goodbye Now, the time has come to say goodbye.
4
Indeed, the long goodbye means there has been ample time to prepare.
5
Europe is waving goodbye to the two-party politics that shaped its democracies.
1
Boone bid them an affectionate adieu in silence-insilence, but in tears.
2
Piers waved his cap in careless adieu, and turned the animal round.
3
She clings round the lad: she bids him adieu in heartrending accents.
4
This morning bade adieu in bed to the company of my wife.
5
The left sole was bidding a fond adieu to the left upper.
1
I saw you from so long ago, the day we said good-bye.
2
I'm sorry to leave without saying good-bye, but it's easier this way.
3
We said good-bye with his promise to check on me still good.
4
They said good-bye a few minutes later in poorly concealed mutual dissatisfaction.
5
She has said good-bye; she does not wish to see you again.
1
The old peasant bade the children good-by with tears in her eyes.
2
As she took his hand in the saying of good-by she said:
3
I said good-by to them and we shook hands and they left.
4
To-day I shall go to the concert and say good-by to Clara.
5
It stood nodding its head sorrowfully at a good-by in the snow.
1
When the gums adios, the incisors and canines aren't far behind.
2
Maybe he'd just say adios to his parents and kidnap her, run away.
3
I got Lotte's address and phone and said adios to Bunny.
4
If you will excuse us, therefore, we will bid you adios and go forthwith.
5
No shattering, but the bullet says adios on the far side of the skull.
1
He went to Jane and shook her hand as he said goodby.
2
Here Tom and Henry Blake said goodby to us and turned homeward.
3
Father Brooke finds him, and the ship goes before Henry can say goodby.
4
We should all have liked to have said goodby to him.
5
Well, goodby, Miss Hannay, and Wilson hurried off to the roof.
1
And then a couple of hours later, I was saying cheerio.
2
One night we'd grab ye with the gear in the motor and it'll be cheerio Sean.
3
Then say sayonara to the cap, lads, or whatever the Swedish is for cheerio, writes Kathy Sheridan.
4
Ah didnay want to go, so me and Maggie just sat there and said cheerio to the sun.
5
Pip-pip, cheerio, and all that rot!
1
He signed for a second 80 and waved a sorry sayonara to Augusta.
2
Then it'll be sayonara and goodbye to your law practice.
3
The last day of the third year, it was sayonara, boys, on to Wall Street.
4
Weaver, out of frustration, disdain for Davis, and solidarity with Nelson, decided to say sayonara, too.
5
Say you were gearing up for your final sayonara -is this where you'd do it?
1
Mrs Fowl was here, but she went bye-bye, then she went bye-bye.'
2
It took them a long time to say bye-bye, but eventually they departed.
3
So long, Mama; bye-bye, Papa-goahead, sniff and drink yourselves into the grave.
4
Say bye-bye birdie, and take this one for a ride instead.
5
If these Yeerks of yours get this thing, it's bye-bye Andalites.
1
The Minister for Health greeted it as a good day for patients.
2
The message is clear: big bang Friday was a good day's work.
3
Australian voters have done a good day's work in their general election.
4
It is going to be a good day, a very good day.
5
Yes, Peter Marlowe thought contentedly, it's going to be a good day.
1
It is so long since I sent my paper any good news.
2
As another progressive politician said not so long ago: yes, we can.
3
It all seems so long ago and it was just two years.''
4
I saw her live in New York not so long ago: extraordinary.
5
Not so long in galactic terms; a quarter century in terrestrial years.
1
To cover his consciousness he answered, gayly: Then, it's ' auf wiedersehen' with us.
2
When Vail said auf wiedersehen to the telephone business, it had passed from infancy to childhood.
3
Goodbye and auf wiedersehen.
4
Instead of saying "Good-bye" or " Auf Wiedersehen," the German now says: "God punish England!"
5
They had cried " Auf wiedersehen," but it wasn't likely I would ever see them again.
1
It could be au revoir rumpus room and see ya home cinema.
2
PATTI, Adelina, a singer who said au revoir but not good bye.
3
Say adieu, not au revoir, for tomorrow we must leave this place.
4
It's not good-bye, Alice, it's only au revoir as the French say.
5
Not adieu, but au revoir, and Fanny glided to her mother's arm.
Usage of arrivederci in English
1
So Francesco say: arrivederci allora e a presto!
2
But no one say arrivederci.
3
It's arrivederci rice and hello home furnishings as, content we now have fully stocked pandemic pantries, we move into nesting.
4
Tears were shed with Marco Materazzi during an emotional arrivederci at Internazionale and Drogba believes these relationships are required to build a winning mentality.
5
It should not be Addio, it should be Arrivederci.
6
It's "Arrivederci, Roma" for this girl.
Frequent collocations
Translations for arrivederci
Arrivederci through the time