farewell in Italian
farewell in Italian is addio — farewell means goodbye — said when parting, especially for a long time or for good.
farewell in Italian
addio
What does "farewell" mean?
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intj Goodbye — said when parting, especially for a long time or for good.
"Farewell, my friends, and thank you for everything you have done!"
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noun An act of saying goodbye, or an occasion marking someone's departure.
"We said our farewells at the station before her train left."
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farewell in a sentence
- Farewell, my friends, and thank you for everything you have done!
- "Farewell!" called the sailors as the boat slipped away from the quay.
- We said our farewells at the station before her train left.
- The office threw a farewell party for their retiring manager.
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What is "farewell" in Italian?
"farewell" in Italian is addio. farewell means: Goodbye — said when parting, especially for a long time or for good.
How do you use "farewell" in a sentence?
Example: "Farewell, my friends, and thank you for everything you have done!" In Italian, "farewell" is addio.
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