bye
bye
baɪ
bai
British pronunciation
/baɪ/

Definition & Meaning of "bye"in English

InformalInformal
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Bye! Have a great day!
Bye! It was nice meeting you!
02

(African American) used to express disbelief, annoyance, or dismissal, often in a sarcastic or exaggerated way

SlangSlang
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Bye, you really think I'm falling for that?
He said he could run a marathon tomorrow; bye.
Bye
01

a situation where a player is given a free point without having to play a game, typically due to an odd number of players in the tournament or an uneven number of rounds

What is a "bye"?

A bye refers to a situation where a player does not participate in a round, usually because there is an odd number of players in a tournament or event. The player who receives the bye automatically progresses to the next round without playing a game. This can happen when there is no opponent available, and typically, the player is awarded a point or half-point depending on the tournament rules.

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an extra run scored when the batsman misses the ball and it passes the wicketkeeper, allowing runners to run

What is a "bye"?

A bye in cricket occurs when the batter does not hit the ball, but the ball passes the batter and the wicketkeeper. If the ball goes past the wicketkeeper and the fielding team is unable to stop it, the batters can take runs, known as byes. Byes are counted as runs for the batting team, but the batter is not credited with them. This usually happens when the ball is difficult for the wicketkeeper to catch, or if the wicketkeeper misses the ball.

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The team scored four byes when the ball went past the wicketkeeper.
He missed the ball, but they managed to run two byes.
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