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Meaning bye meaning

What does bye mean?

Definitions in simple English

bye Noun

— A bye is a position given to a player in a tournament when the match the player is supposed to play has no opposers playing against the player that gives them a free win.

bye Interjection

— Short for goodbye; you say bye when you leave a person or people.

bye

— noun you advance to the next round in a tournament without playing an opponent he had a bye in the first round — noun (= good-bye, goodbye) a farewell remark they said their good-byes

Synonyms bye synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as bye?

bye English » English

goodbye farewell bye-bye adieu so long good day see you later see you cheerio good-by ciao sayonara pass goodby good-bye auf wiedersehen au revoir arrivederci adios say goodbye. goodbye peace part hi halloo by aloha

Bye English » English

See you then Ciao

Examples bye examples

How do I use bye in a sentence?

Simple sentences

She said good-bye to him and left the house.

Then we shook hands and said good-bye.

He left the room without so much as saying good-bye to me.

He went out without saying good-bye.

She hung up without saying good-bye.

She went out without saying good-bye.

She left without even saying good-bye to her friends.

She waved good-bye to me.

She said good-bye with a smile, but there was a good deal of bitterness in her heart.

She was waving good-bye, with her eyes full of tears.

Say good-bye to your friends.

I should go now. Bye!

I have to go now. Bye!

Tom didn't even say good-bye.

They waved good-bye to their parents as the train pulled out.

She just said good-bye and hung up the phone.

Good-bye, take it easy.

Good-bye!

He went off without saying good-bye.

He left the house without so much as saying good-bye.

He said good-bye for good.

She walked away without saying good bye.

Movie subtitles

Bye you guys!

Bye, Mrs. Brown!

Bye! It's important to deal with one's feelings head-on, because repressed feelings lead to depression.

Bye, Josh.

But the rest of this is going, bye.

Oh, come on. - Bye, letters to Josh. First drafts, second drafts.

Good-bye, Josh thong that I never wo. I don't wear thongs.

All right, bye, ladies.

Bye, Jayma.

Good-bye, Chans.

Okay, bye.

Yes! - Bye.

God damn. - Bye, Chef.

Bye, Dion.

Bye, Djamila.

Bye. - Have a nice day.

Bye, sweetie.

Good-bye, Zeke.

Good-bye, Mr. Thorpe.

Bye, Windy.

I just came in to tell you good-bye.

Uh, good-bye?

Bye, Zeke.

Bye, boy.

Bye, Daddy.

Bye, boys.

Bye, letters to Josh.

Good-bye, Josh thong that I never wo.

Good-bye. Good-bye, Jamison.

All right, good-bye.

Bye, angel.

Bye, write me a letter and get fat, will you?

Good-bye, my dear.

Good-bye, sir.

News and current affairs

Bye-Bye, Middle East?

Plenty of reason, therefore, to be optimistic: say good-bye to global crisis, forget the risk of a stagnant Europe.

The safe assumption is that it will kiss good bye to any thought of further financial opening or restructuring and, instead, move sharply into reverse.