good riddance in Portuguese
good riddance in Portuguese is já vai tarde — good riddance means said with relief when someone or something unwanted has finally gone.
good riddance in Portuguese
já vai tarde
Used to indicate that a departure or loss is welcome.
What does "good riddance" mean?
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interjection Said with relief when someone or something unwanted has finally gone.
"He has resigned at last. Good riddance."
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noun A welcome departure or removal of something unwanted.
"Losing that contract was a good riddance in the end."
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good riddance in a sentence
- He has resigned at last. Good riddance.
- The old shed collapsed in the storm, and good riddance to it.
- Losing that contract was a good riddance in the end.
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What is "good riddance" in Portuguese?
"good riddance" in Portuguese is já vai tarde. good riddance means: Said with relief when someone or something unwanted has finally gone.
How do you use "good riddance" in a sentence?
Example: "He has resigned at last. Good riddance." In Portuguese, "good riddance" is já vai tarde.
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