bye-byes UK
ˈbaɪˌbaɪz
Definition

Definition of bye-byes - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun, plural

sleepDatedUKtime when you close your eyes and restDatedUK
  • It's time for bye-byes now.
  • The toddler resisted going bye-byes.
  • After the story, it's bye-byes for the kids.
nap slumber
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Expressions with bye-byes

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go to sleep or go to bed
It's time to go bye-byes now.
go to sleep in a gentle or playful way
It's time to go to bye-byes now.

Origin of bye-byes

Baby talk, bye-bye (goodbye)

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  1. French:dodo, ...
  2. German:Heia, ...
  3. Italian:nanna, ...
  4. Spanish:sueño, ...
  5. Portuguese:soneca, ...
  6. Chinese:休息, ...
  7. Japanese:おやすみ, ...
  8. Arabic:نوم نوم, ...
  9. Hebrew:שֵׁנָה, ...
  10. Russian:баиньки, ...
  11. Ukrainian:бай-бай, ...
  12. Hindi:नींद का समय, ...
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