atb
Atb (abbreviation) means All the best; a friendly sign-off used at the end of a text, email or message, wishing the reader well. Example: “Thanks for sorting that out. ATB, Steve.”
How to Use Atb
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishShort for 'all the best', used to sign off a message.
Informal, and more common in British English than American. Spell it out in formal correspondence.
As a sign-off it is written in place of a closing like 'kind regards', usually just before your name.
Trace the full origin ↓Fill the Gap
Can you complete this real example?
Thanks for sorting that out. _____, Steve.
Etymology
An initialism of all the best.
Synonyms
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does ATB mean in a text message?
It almost always means all the best, a warm but brief way of ending a message. It is used the way you would use cheers or best wishes.
What is the difference between ATB and MTB?
MTB stands for mountain bike and is the term nearly everyone uses. ATB stands for all-terrain bike and means much the same machine, but it is an older, mostly British label that has largely fallen out of use.
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