adios
Adios (intj) means Goodbye — a casual, Spanish-derived way to say farewell. Example: “Adios!" he shouted, jumping on his bike.”
How to use adios
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA breezy, informal way of saying goodbye, borrowed from Spanish.
Word forms
- Plural
- adioses
- Third person singular
- adioses
- Past tense
- adiosed
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Etymology
Borrowed directly from Spanish adiós, itself from a Dios ("to God") — the same root idea as the French-derived "adieu."
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