Definition of addio in English:

addio

exclamation ˈadɪəʊaˈdiːəʊ

Especially in Italy or in Italian contexts: used as an expression of farewell. Also as noun: a parting salutation.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Breton (?1555–c1626), poet. From Italian addio from a to + Dio God.

exclamation

Especially in Italy or in Italian contexts: used as an expression of farewell. Also as noun: a parting salutation.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Breton (?1555–c1626), poet. From Italian addio from a to + Dio God.

单词	addio
释义	Definition of addio in English: addio exclamation ˈadɪəʊaˈdiːəʊ Especially in Italy or in Italian contexts: used as an expression of farewell. Also as noun: a parting salutation. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Breton (?1555–c1626), poet. From Italian addio from a to + Dio God. Definition of addio in US English: addio exclamation Especially in Italy or in Italian contexts: used as an expression of farewell. Also as noun: a parting salutation. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Breton (?1555–c1626), poet. From Italian addio from a to + Dio God.
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