ARRIVEDERCI Definition & Meaning

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arrivederci

Or a ri·ve·der·ci

[ahr-ree-ve-der-chee]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

interjection

Italian.

until we see each other again; goodbye for the present.

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goodbye

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51�Թ� 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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Some of these opinions sound perhaps too much like Tarantino’s own: “Once Fellini decided life was a circus, Cliff said arrivederci.”

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If you don’t, well … adios, arrivederci, au revoir.

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“It is very hard to say goodbye. It is too final. And that is why, like other colleagues, I say arrivederci.”

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By the time we said “arrivederci,” it felt as if we were dear, old friends.

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Newport Harbor’s last gondola operator may be forced to say arrivederci.

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arrive at arrivism

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