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Meaning of adiaŭi | Babel Free

Verb CEFR B1

adiˈau̯i

Definitions

to say goodbye (to someone), to bid (someone) farewell, take one's leave (of someone)
intransitive, transitive
to log out, to log off, to sign out

Conjugation

Browse the table or drill it — all tenses, moods, and persons of adiaŭi.

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Equivalents

العربية ودع

Беларуская вы́йсці выхо́дзіць

Català sortir

Čeština loučit se odhlásit odhlásit se poroučet se rozloučit se

Cymraeg allgofnodi

Deutsch abmelden abmelden Abschied nehmen Abschied nehmen ausloggen empfehlen sich verabschieden verabschieden

Ελληνικά αποσύνδεση

English Farewell log out take leave take one's leave

Esperanto elsaluti

Español cerrar sesión desloguearse

Suomi hyvästellä hyvästellä kirjautua ulos

Français déconnexion dire adieu faire ses adieux prendre congé prendre congé de se déconnecter se délogger se désauthentifier

Gaeilge ceiliúir

Magyar kijelentkezik kilép

Bahasa Indonesia keluar

Italiano accomiatarsi

日本語ログアウトする告別する

Қазақша шығу

ខ្មែរ ចាកចេញ

한국어 로그아웃하다

Kurdî şair

Latina saluto

Te Reo Māori wehe

Македонски одјавува се одјавува

Nederlands afmelden afmelden uitloggen

Polski wylogowywać

Português deslogar despedir-se log out sair

Русский вы́йти из систе́мы выходи́ть из систе́мы попрощаться прости́ться прощаться

Svenska logga ut

தமிழ் விடைபெறு

Türkçe çıkış yapmak

Tiếng Việt cáo từ cáo từ đăng xuất nghỉ phép tạ từ

中文登出

ZH-TW 登出

Examples

“H. J. Bulthuis (translator), Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë, Chapter 26, “Ne, ne—ni tuj foriru,” kun timo respondis la alia, kaj ne adiaŭinte sinjoro Rochester, [i]li rapide foriris tra la halpordego. “No, no—let us be gone,” was the anxious reply; and without waiting to take leave of Mr. Rochester, they made their exit at the hall door.”

“Sven Alexandersson (translator), Pipi Ŝtrumpolonga (Pippi Långstrump) by Astrid Lindgren,”

Finally the two vagabonds got up, heartily thanked [her] for the food, and were about to say goodbye.

CEFR level

Intermediate
This word is part of the CEFR B1 vocabulary — intermediate level.

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