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Meanings of good bye 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
He said the squad also had a farewell party four days later.
2
And so Godwin left one day quite early, without any further farewell.
3
The Declaration of Independence; The Constitution, and the farewell-address of George Washington.
4
It will reach you, this long farewell, only a few weeks late.
5
Seven years on from Alex Ferguson's farewell, are United still in recovery?
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
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
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
"G'bye." I hung up, and breathed softly with relief.
2
"G'bye;" and Jack Meredith turned over on his side as if he were in bed, drew up the blanket, and closed his eyes.
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.
Usage of good bye in English
1
The introduction was soon made, and Dr. Sandford bid me good bye.
2
PATTI, Adelina, a singer who said au revoir but not good bye.
3
Good bye; and may our next meeting see peace upon the land.
4
When he had finished he said to me, Good bye, Miss Valerie.
5
Good bye; I'm sure I never thought it would come to this.
This collocation consists of:
Good bye through the time
Good bye across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common