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bye-bye

/ˈbaɪ.baɪ/

bye-byenoun

bye-byes

/ˈbaɪ.baɪ/

Translations

dodoLangage enfantin.

It's bye-bye for you now—time to go to bed!

C’est dodo pour toi maintenant — il est temps d’aller au lit !

au revoirEmploi nominal : un mot de congé, familier.

She waved and said a cheerful bye-bye as she left the party.

Elle a fait un signe de la main et a dit un joyeux au revoir en quittant la fête.

Definitions

A farewell or parting expression used when someone is leaving.

She waved and said a cheerful bye-bye as she left the party.

(informal, baby talk) Bedtime or sleep.

It's bye-bye for you now—time to go to bed!

Synonyms

bye-byeinterjection

/ˈbaɪ.baɪ/

Translations

au revoirFormule familière de congé.

Bye-bye, see you tomorrow!

Au revoir, à demain !

Additional translations

bye-byeEmprunt familier, souvent employé avec des enfants.

Definitions

A casual or informal way to say goodbye.

Bye-bye, see you tomorrow!

Used to express farewell, often in a light-hearted or affectionate manner.

The kids waved and shouted 'bye-bye' as the bus drove away.

Synonyms

take care

so long

see you

goodbye

farewell

bye-byeadjective

Used attributively before a noun to denote something connected with parting or bedtime (e.g., "a bye-bye wave").

Translations

d'adieuS’emploie surtout dans des contextes familiers ou dirigés vers un enfant.

He gave the crowd a cheerful bye-bye wave as he boarded the plane.

Il a adressé à la foule un gai geste d'adieu en montant dans l’avion.

Definitions

Relating to or suitable for a farewell; given, said, or used at parting (often informal or child-directed).

He gave the crowd a cheerful bye-bye wave as he boarded the plane.