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Bye
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bye bye
Übersetzung von "bye" ins Russisch
bye
Substantiv
UK
/baɪ/
US
/baɪ/
byes Pl.
We exchanged goodbyes at the airport.
Мы обменялись прощаниями в аэропорту.
спорт, турнир
The team received a bye in the first round of the tournament.
Команда получила пропуск в первом раунде турнира.
разг., о коротком прощании
She said a quick bye to her friends before leaving the party.
Перед уходом с вечеринки она быстро сказала друзьям «пока».
Weitere Übersetzungen
спорт; термин особенно употребителен в турнирах и крикете
bye
Adjektiv
Used attributively before a noun to denote a round or period in which a competitor is exempt from playing.
спорт, о периоде без игр
The players welcomed the extra rest during their bye week.
Игроки радовались дополнительному отдыху на свободной неделе.
bye
Interjektion
UK
/baɪ/
US
/baɪ/
Bye, see you tomorrow!
Пока, увидимся завтра!
до свидания
Bye, take care!
До свидания, береги себя!
Definitionen
bye
Substantiv
UK
/baɪ/
US
/baɪ/
A situation in a tournament where a player or team is allowed to advance to the next round without playing.
The team received a bye in the first round of the tournament, allowing them to rest and prepare for the next match.
A farewell remark or gesture.
She waved a quick bye to her friends as she left the party.
In cricket (and some other bat-and-ball games), a run scored when the ball passes the striker without touching the bat or body and the batsmen complete a run.
England conceded four byes when the wicket-keeper missed the swinging delivery.
A farewell; an act of saying goodbye.
They exchanged quick byes and left.
In sports, an automatic advance to the next round of a competition without playing an opponent.
The top seed received a first-round bye.
In cricket, a run scored when the ball passes the striker without being hit.
They scored four byes in the over.
bye
Adjektiv
UK
/baɪ/
US
/baɪ/
Relating to or occurring during a bye in a sporting competition.
The players welcomed the extra rest during their bye week.
Used attributively to describe a week, round, or match in which a team or player does not play.
The team had a bye week before the semifinals.
bye
Interjektion
UK
/baɪ/
US
/baɪ/
Used to express farewell or parting.
Bye! See you tomorrow at the meeting.
An exclamation used to say goodbye.
Bye! See you tomorrow.