good-bye的意思|good-bye的解释-里氏词典

good-bye [gʊd'baɪ]

interj. 再见, 再会

n. 告别

I must go now, good-bye!
我必须走了，再见！
Good-bye.
再见。
Go to work. Good-bye.
去工作吧。再见。

good-bye

[ noun ]
a farewell remark
<noun.communication>
they said their good-byes

Good-by \Good`-by"\, Good-bye \Good`-bye"\, n. or interj. [A
contraction of God be with ye (God be w[i^] ye, God bw' ye,
God bwye).]
Farewell; a form of address used at parting. See the last
Note under {By}, prep. --Shak.

Two hours whizzed by and by the end I was able to skate off, waving good-bye, into Kensington High Street.
Well-wishers waved good-bye Saturday to about 75 people who boarded a "Citizens' Train" bound for Washington, D.C., where they intend to lobby for new national budget priorities.
It was shortly before a morning shift change when he returned to the plant to say a gruesome good-bye.
Bundy, he said, "basically destroyed himself." The attorney recalled thinking, as he said good-bye to Bundy in his holding cell just before his execution: "He was probably his 37th victim.
About 18 monks dressed in black robes and wearing gold crosses listened to Reagan's comments and waved good-bye as he drove away.

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