Definition of adios in English:

adios

noun & exclamation ˌadɪˈɒsˌädēˈōs

(in Spanish or Spanish-speaking contexts) goodbye.
Example sentencesExamples
- Guys are saying adios to the ‘thinning ‘look and going straight to the totally shaved (a hot look) or the horseshoe fringe look.’
- ‘Hey,’ they hiss at us now, ‘I got mine, you get yours - adios chump.’
- Till further news (which is good I hope…) adios and take care…
- Anyhow, again, I guess you see that I do not have much more to chat about, so I'll say adios and look out for some greetings tomorrow.
- The only way they know to fight a media war is to take away the weapons - so goodbye cameras and adios cameraphones.
- For this must be a very sombre day in the nascent history of Robot Fist; we say farewell, adios and au revoir to Mr Alistair Kennedy, founding father and patriarch of this most hallowed of organs.
- I really hated saying adios to two of my favorite people, Mexican Ambassador Manuel Uribe and his wife Barbara.
- The experience cemented their relationship, but the way it played out - Make this happen, or adios - showed how calculating Lance had become.
- Long story short, kids love me, she said she did, but never really gave me the attention, and recently told me adios.
- Sounds impressive, until you realize that it simply means the worker's job is contingent on the daily mood of the big boss, who can dump them without reason or recourse: adios chump.
- Tell Gramps, to stay with his kind of reasoning, that because you're not married, the next step can't be divorce… merely adios.
- Time to say adios to being a whiner and, hello to being a winner.
- We're mad as hell about it, without apology, and if Europeans don't understand that, well, adios, Haas.
- But if that happened two years or three years in a row, you'd have to say adios, and we will.
- ‘You guys know where I'm going, adios,’ Kevin sped off after Sigrid like Speedy Gonzalez.
- ‘I started to wonder what's going to happen to them when I kiss the world adios,’ he says.
- So, au revoir, adios, Jhuyt, whatever, because I am outta here!
- The evening also gave me the opportunity to say adios and vaya con dios to popular diplomat and good friend, Ecuadorean Ambassador Juan Salazar Sancisi.
- Well, among other things, their pension went adios, their sick days went adios, and they stopped accruing vacation time on a weekly basis.
- Thanks for your loyalty and hard work - adios chumps.

Origin

Spanish adiós, from a 'to' + Dios 'God'; compare with adieu.

Definition of adios in US English:

adios

noun & exclamationˌädēˈōs

(in Spanish or Spanish-speaking contexts) goodbye.
Example sentencesExamples
- For this must be a very sombre day in the nascent history of Robot Fist; we say farewell, adios and au revoir to Mr Alistair Kennedy, founding father and patriarch of this most hallowed of organs.
- But if that happened two years or three years in a row, you'd have to say adios, and we will.
- Thanks for your loyalty and hard work - adios chumps.
- The only way they know to fight a media war is to take away the weapons - so goodbye cameras and adios cameraphones.
- The experience cemented their relationship, but the way it played out - Make this happen, or adios - showed how calculating Lance had become.
- Guys are saying adios to the ‘thinning ‘look and going straight to the totally shaved (a hot look) or the horseshoe fringe look.’
- ‘Hey,’ they hiss at us now, ‘I got mine, you get yours - adios chump.’
- We're mad as hell about it, without apology, and if Europeans don't understand that, well, adios, Haas.
- Anyhow, again, I guess you see that I do not have much more to chat about, so I'll say adios and look out for some greetings tomorrow.
- Time to say adios to being a whiner and, hello to being a winner.
- Long story short, kids love me, she said she did, but never really gave me the attention, and recently told me adios.
- Tell Gramps, to stay with his kind of reasoning, that because you're not married, the next step can't be divorce… merely adios.
- Sounds impressive, until you realize that it simply means the worker's job is contingent on the daily mood of the big boss, who can dump them without reason or recourse: adios chump.
- ‘You guys know where I'm going, adios,’ Kevin sped off after Sigrid like Speedy Gonzalez.
- ‘I started to wonder what's going to happen to them when I kiss the world adios,’ he says.
- The evening also gave me the opportunity to say adios and vaya con dios to popular diplomat and good friend, Ecuadorean Ambassador Juan Salazar Sancisi.
- I really hated saying adios to two of my favorite people, Mexican Ambassador Manuel Uribe and his wife Barbara.
- Well, among other things, their pension went adios, their sick days went adios, and they stopped accruing vacation time on a weekly basis.
- So, au revoir, adios, Jhuyt, whatever, because I am outta here!
- Till further news (which is good I hope…) adios and take care…

Origin

Spanish adiós, from a ‘to’ + Dios ‘God’; compare with adieu.

词汇	adios
释义	Definition of adios in English: adios noun & exclamation ˌadɪˈɒsˌädēˈōs (in Spanish or Spanish-speaking contexts) goodbye. Example sentencesExamples Guys are saying adios to the ‘thinning ‘look and going straight to the totally shaved (a hot look) or the horseshoe fringe look.’ ‘Hey,’ they hiss at us now, ‘I got mine, you get yours - adios chump.’ Till further news (which is good I hope…) adios and take care… Anyhow, again, I guess you see that I do not have much more to chat about, so I'll say adios and look out for some greetings tomorrow. The only way they know to fight a media war is to take away the weapons - so goodbye cameras and adios cameraphones. For this must be a very sombre day in the nascent history of Robot Fist; we say farewell, adios and au revoir to Mr Alistair Kennedy, founding father and patriarch of this most hallowed of organs. I really hated saying adios to two of my favorite people, Mexican Ambassador Manuel Uribe and his wife Barbara. The experience cemented their relationship, but the way it played out - Make this happen, or adios - showed how calculating Lance had become. Long story short, kids love me, she said she did, but never really gave me the attention, and recently told me adios. Sounds impressive, until you realize that it simply means the worker's job is contingent on the daily mood of the big boss, who can dump them without reason or recourse: adios chump. Tell Gramps, to stay with his kind of reasoning, that because you're not married, the next step can't be divorce… merely adios. Time to say adios to being a whiner and, hello to being a winner. We're mad as hell about it, without apology, and if Europeans don't understand that, well, adios, Haas. But if that happened two years or three years in a row, you'd have to say adios, and we will. ‘You guys know where I'm going, adios,’ Kevin sped off after Sigrid like Speedy Gonzalez. ‘I started to wonder what's going to happen to them when I kiss the world adios,’ he says. So, au revoir, adios, Jhuyt, whatever, because I am outta here! The evening also gave me the opportunity to say adios and vaya con dios to popular diplomat and good friend, Ecuadorean Ambassador Juan Salazar Sancisi. Well, among other things, their pension went adios, their sick days went adios, and they stopped accruing vacation time on a weekly basis. Thanks for your loyalty and hard work - adios chumps. Origin Spanish adiós, from a 'to' + Dios 'God'; compare with adieu. Definition of adios in US English: adios noun & exclamationˌädēˈōs (in Spanish or Spanish-speaking contexts) goodbye. Example sentencesExamples For this must be a very sombre day in the nascent history of Robot Fist; we say farewell, adios and au revoir to Mr Alistair Kennedy, founding father and patriarch of this most hallowed of organs. But if that happened two years or three years in a row, you'd have to say adios, and we will. Thanks for your loyalty and hard work - adios chumps. The only way they know to fight a media war is to take away the weapons - so goodbye cameras and adios cameraphones. The experience cemented their relationship, but the way it played out - Make this happen, or adios - showed how calculating Lance had become. Guys are saying adios to the ‘thinning ‘look and going straight to the totally shaved (a hot look) or the horseshoe fringe look.’ ‘Hey,’ they hiss at us now, ‘I got mine, you get yours - adios chump.’ We're mad as hell about it, without apology, and if Europeans don't understand that, well, adios, Haas. Anyhow, again, I guess you see that I do not have much more to chat about, so I'll say adios and look out for some greetings tomorrow. Time to say adios to being a whiner and, hello to being a winner. Long story short, kids love me, she said she did, but never really gave me the attention, and recently told me adios. Tell Gramps, to stay with his kind of reasoning, that because you're not married, the next step can't be divorce… merely adios. Sounds impressive, until you realize that it simply means the worker's job is contingent on the daily mood of the big boss, who can dump them without reason or recourse: adios chump. ‘You guys know where I'm going, adios,’ Kevin sped off after Sigrid like Speedy Gonzalez. ‘I started to wonder what's going to happen to them when I kiss the world adios,’ he says. The evening also gave me the opportunity to say adios and vaya con dios to popular diplomat and good friend, Ecuadorean Ambassador Juan Salazar Sancisi. I really hated saying adios to two of my favorite people, Mexican Ambassador Manuel Uribe and his wife Barbara. Well, among other things, their pension went adios, their sick days went adios, and they stopped accruing vacation time on a weekly basis. So, au revoir, adios, Jhuyt, whatever, because I am outta here! Till further news (which is good I hope…) adios and take care… Origin Spanish adiós, from a ‘to’ + Dios ‘God’; compare with adieu.
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