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To wish someone farewell upon their leaving.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Qualifier: literal sense
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
To separate from someone or something.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: idiomatic
Examples
- If we can't agree on whether to have children, maybe it's time to say goodbye.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
To cease to have, or have to do, something.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: figuratively, idiomatic
Examples
- Say goodbye to long waits at the airport with our new preboarding service.
- You can say goodbye to your inheritance if you annoy your parents too much!
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
No etymology was provided for this word.
Across languages
Translations
67 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Arabic:
وَدَّعَ
(waddaʕa)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Azerbaijani:
sağollaşmaq
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Azerbaijani:
vidalaşmaq
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Azerbaijani:
xudahafizləşmək
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Basque:
agurkatu
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Belarusian:
разві́твацца
(razvítvacca)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Belarusian:
развіта́цца
(razvitácca)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Belarusian:
адві́твацца
(advítvacca)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Belarusian:
адвіта́цца
(advitácca)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Belarusian:
жагна́цца
(žahnácca)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Belarusian:
пажагна́цца
(pažahnácca)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Chichewa:
kupita
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Chinese Mandarin:
告別 /告别
(gàobié)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Czech:
loučit se
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Dutch:
gedag zeggen
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Dutch:
vaarwel zeggen
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Dutch:
afscheid nemen
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Finnish:
hyvästellä
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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French:
dire adieu
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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French:
faire ses adieux
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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French:
prendre congé de
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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French:
dire au revoir
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Georgian:
ემშვიდობება
(emšvidobeba)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Georgian:
დაემშვიდობება
(daemšvidobeba)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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German:
Abschied nehmen
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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German:
sich verabschieden
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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German:
Lebewohl sagen
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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German:
auf Wiedersehen sagen
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Greek:
αποχαιρετώ
(apochairetó)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Hungarian:
búcsúzik
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Hungarian:
elbúcsúzik
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Hungarian:
elköszön
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Hungarian:
búcsút mond
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Hungarian:
búcsút vesz
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Irish:
ceiliúir
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Old Irish:
celebraid
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Italian:
congedarsi
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Japanese:
いとまごいをする
(itomagoi o suru)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Japanese:
別れを告げる
(wakare o tsugeru)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Japanese:
告別する
(kokubetsu suru)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Kazakh:
қоштасу
(qoştasu)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Korean:
작별을 고하다
(jakbyeoreul gohada)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Korean:
이별을 고하다
(ibyeoreul gohada)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Korean:
리별을 고하다
(ribyeoreul gohada)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Norwegian:
ta adjø
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Norwegian:
ta avskjed
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Norwegian:
ta farvel
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Norwegian:
si adjø
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Old English:
grētan
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Polish:
żegnać się
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Polish:
pożegnać się
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Portuguese:
despedir-se
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Russian:
проща́ться
(proščátʹsja)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Russian:
прости́ться
(prostítʹsja)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Russian:
попроща́ться
(poproščátʹsja)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Slovene:
se posloviti
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Spanish:
despedirse
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Swedish:
ta farväl
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Turkish:
hoşçakal demek
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Ukrainian:
проща́тися
(proščátysja)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Ukrainian:
прости́тися
(prostýtysja)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Ukrainian:
попроща́тися
(poproščátysja)
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Vietnamese:
chia tay
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Volapük:
leditön
— wish someone farewell upon their leaving
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Hungarian:
elbúcsúzik
— separate from someone
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Hungarian:
búcsút mond
— separate from someone
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Hungarian:
elválnak útjaik
— separate from someone
