adios
word
/ˌɑdiˈoʊs/
/ˌɒdiˈəʊs/
Definition
A Spanish word used to say 'goodbye' when leaving someone, similar to 'farewell' in English.
Usage & Nuances
Used mainly in Spanish-speaking contexts, and sometimes playfully in English. 'Adios' can sound more final or formal than 'bye'. Often used in casual or dramatic farewells.
Spanish: adiósPortuguese (BR): adeusPortuguese (PT): adeusChinese (Simplified): 再见Chinese (Traditional): 再見Hindi: अदीओस (अलविदा)Arabic: أديوس (وداعًا)Bengali: আদিওস - বিদায়Russian: адиос - прощайJapanese: アディオス - さようなら（スペイン語の「Adios」）Vietnamese: adios - tạm biệt (trang trọng)Korean: 아디오스 - 작별Turkish: adios - elvedaUrdu: ادیوس - الوداعIndonesian: adios - selamat tinggal
Example Sentences
She waved and said, "Adios!" before leaving.
basic
You can say adios to your worries on vacation.
basic
The students shouted "Adios!" at the end of class.
basic
It's time to say adios to the city and start a new adventure.
natural
He just smiled and whispered, "Adios, my friend."
natural
If you don't fix the car, it's adios to your road trip.
natural