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View synonyms for arrivederci
arrivederci
or a ri·ve·der·ci
[ ahr-ree-ve-der-chee ]
interjection
, Italian.
- until we see each other again; goodbye for the present.
arrivederci
/ arriveˈdertʃi /
sentence substitute
- goodbye
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Word History and Origins
Origin of arrivederci1
First recorded in 1670–80; from Italian, equivalent to a “to” + ri- “again” + vedere “to see” + ci “us, each other”; ad- ( def ), re- ( def ), belvedere ( def )
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Example Sentences
Some of these opinions sound perhaps too much like Tarantino’s own: “Once Fellini decided life was a circus, Cliff said arrivederci.”
From New York Times
If you don’t, well … adios, arrivederci, au revoir.
From Seattle Times
“It is very hard to say goodbye. It is too final. And that is why, like other colleagues, I say arrivederci.”
From Washington Post
By the time we said “arrivederci,” it felt as if we were dear, old friends.
From Washington Post
Newport Harbor’s last gondola operator may be forced to say arrivederci.
From Los Angeles Times
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