Goodbye meaning in English

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Definition

Goodbye (or Good bye), Bye, Bye bye (now): This is what we say to people when we leave them! It's the opposite of "hello". idiom

Examples

  • "Horatio : Okay, bye bye!"
  • "Bye bye bad news, hello good, good news!"
  • "Bye bye mister."
  • "well, I love you too. Bye bye now."
  • "Jean : Goodbye Françoise."
  • "I'm leaving, goodbye!"
  • "Day 27.2 : Horatio says goodbye too, and remember to feed his monkeys."
  • "Bye Daddy."
  • "Goodbye, cruel world."
  • "I love you too, ok bye."
  • "Goodbye Sharky... and other random marine life."
  • "Brian : Bye Gidyon, byeeeee!"
  • "Sheeba, say goodbye to Brian."
  • "Steffi : I promise, Philip. Bye."
  • "You can continue with your ping pong now. Bye bye!"
  • "No need to phone me back. Bye."
  • "Yeah, no problem! Bye!"
  • "It's time to say goodbye to your lame regime of peace, non-violence and general contentment."

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