bon voyage in Latin
bon voyage in Latin is bonum cursum — bon voyage means said to someone setting off on a journey, wishing them a safe and pleasant trip.
bon voyage in Latin
bonum cursum
Used to wish someone a good journey.
What does "bon voyage" mean?
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interjection Said to someone setting off on a journey, wishing them a safe and pleasant trip.
"Bon voyage, and send us a photo from the airport."
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noun A farewell of this kind, used before a noun to describe a send-off.
"They threw her a bon voyage party the night before she flew."
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bon voyage in a sentence
- Bon voyage, and send us a photo from the airport.
- We waved from the quay and shouted bon voyage.
- They threw her a bon voyage party the night before she flew.
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What is "bon voyage" in Latin?
"bon voyage" in Latin is bonum cursum. bon voyage means: Said to someone setting off on a journey, wishing them a safe and pleasant trip.
How do you use "bon voyage" in a sentence?
Example: "Bon voyage, and send us a photo from the airport." In Latin, "bon voyage" is bonum cursum.
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