bye

• int. 再见
• n. 轮空；次要的东西
• adj. 次要的
• n. (Bye)人名；(挪)比埃；(中)拜(广东话·威妥玛)；(英)拜伊；(瑞典)比耶

来自短语God be with ye.

bye (1)

in sporting use, a variant of by (prep). Originally in cricket, "a run scored on a ball that is missed by the wicket-keeper" (1746); later, in other sports, "position of one who is left without a competitor when the rest have drawn pairs" (1883), originally in lawn-tennis.

bye (2)

shortened form of good-bye. Reduplication bye-bye is recorded from 1709, though as a sound used to lull a child to sleep it is attested from 1630s.

1. He stood mournfully at the gate waving bye bye.

他伤心地站在门口，挥手告别。

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2. Dickens felt compelled to return to the stage for a final good-bye.

迪肯斯觉得必须返回舞台作最后的道别。

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3. Bye Mum, see you in a minute.

妈妈，一会儿见。

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4. Bye, see you tomorrow.

再见,明天见.

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5. "Anyhow, thanks a lot. Bye bye."

“那么，多谢了。再见。”

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