| 词组 | GOOD-BYE |
| 释义 | See you. and See ya. interj. “Good-bye.”Good game, Tom. See ya.See you, old chum. Give me a ring. See you later. interj. “Good-bye.” (Common colloquial. Also said to people one knows one will never see again.)Nice talking to you. See you later.Have a great trip, Mary. See you later. See you later, alligator. interj. “Goodbye.” (From the 1930s. Answered with “After while, crocodile.”)Tom: Bye. Bill: See you later, alligator.Bill: See you later, alligator. Tom: After while, crocodile. adios muchachos phr. “the end”; “goodbye everyone.” (Spanish.)If you step out in front of a car like that again, it's adios muchachos.I've got a gun aimed at your navel. If you move so much as one muscle, you can just say adios muchachos. BCNU phr. “Be seeing you.” (An initialism. Appears in informal written contexts.)Bye for now. BCNU.Todd always closes his notes with “BCNU.” Catch you later. sent. “I will talk to you again when I next see you.”Can't talk now. Catch you later.Sorry, gotta rush. Catch you later. ciao and chow interj. “Good-bye”; “Hello.” (Italian.)See ya. Ciao.Chow, baby. Call my service. Have a blimp! exclam. “Have a good year!” (A play on Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, which operates the Goodyear blimp.)Good-bye. Have a blimp!Have a blimp! See you next summer. Have a nice day. sent. a formulaic way of saying good-bye.Thank you for shopping at Wallace's. Have a nice day.See you tomorrow. Have a nice day. I'm history. sent. “Good-bye, I am leaving.”I'm history. See you tomorrow.Later. I'm history. I'm out of here. and I'm outa here. sent. “I am leaving this minute.”In three minutes I'm outa here.I'm out of here. Bye. It's been a slice! sent. “It's been good.”Good-bye and thank you. It's been a slice!It's been a slice. I hope to see you again some day. Keep in touch. sent. “Good-bye.” (Sometimes a sarcastic way of saying good-bye to someone one doesn't care about.)Nice talking to you. Keep in touch.Sorry, we can't use you anymore. Keep in touch. Keep on trucking. sent. “Keep doing what you are doing.”; “Keep taking care of business.”See ya, man. Keep on trucking.Keep on trucking. Things'll get better. Later. interj. “Good-bye.”It's time to cruise. Later.Later. Gotta go. nice meeting you phr. “it is nice to have met you.” (Said when leaving someone whose acquaintance you have just made.)I must go now, Fred. Nice meeting you.Well, nice meeting you. I must get home now. nice talking to you phr. “it's been pleasant, good-bye.” (A leave-taking formula, sometimes with an air of dismissal.)Do tell. Well, nice talking to you.Nice talking to you. Call my service. seeyabye interj. “bye.” (California.)Oh, that's, like, so, like, rad. Okay, seeyabye.Gotta go now. Seeyabye. So long. interj. “Good-bye.”So long, see ya later.It's been good talking to you. So long. Take care. phr. “Good-bye, be careful.”See you later. Take care.Take care. See you in Philly. Ta-ta. interj. “Good-bye.”See ya later. Ta-ta.Ta-ta. Take care. Toodle(-oo). interj. “Good-bye.”Take it easy. Toodle-oo.See ya! Toodle! |
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